something like this:
screen -t 'server1' 0 /bin/bash -c "/path/to/server1script"
screen -t 'server2' 0 /bin/bash -c "/path/to/server2script"
Then call 'screen -c configfile'.
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after this is a command you haven't actually executed yet.
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played, but this minimizes it as far
as I've been able to get it for myself.
You should read the bash man page. There are other history related
stuff that I don't use.
Hope this helps.
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On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 03:52, Sadrul H Chowdhury wrote:
> There's a new command 'rendition' added to the development version (the man
> page is also updated!). If you can get your application to beep when you
Oh, nice. Thanks.
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On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 17:43, Christian Ebert wrote:
> Monitor the the window in question?
That won't work ... if I leave my irssi window in an active chat then
I'll get a ton of false positives. Also, other windows won't get
noticed that way either.
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Is there a way to make a screen title flash?
If I'm using the wrong word here, I appologize. On my status line I have
Screen(s): 0* irssi 1 stuff 2 morestuff 3 logs 4 htop 5 remote-server ...
I want to make the "0* irssi" flash on command.
My reason for this is I have bitlbee and twirssi setup
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 20:17, Asif Iqbal wrote:
> How do I change the title of a screen window (tab) dynamically, to
> match the hostname I ssh to ?
I created a file of aliases for all of the servers I connect to:
alias server='echo -e "\ekservername\e\\" && ssh server
&& echo -e "\ekbash\e\\"
Michael Schroeder wrote:
I want to avoid going the tmp file route if at all possible. Is there a
way I can echo tty's output so that I can grab it from a filehandle?
You need some interprocess communication way. Some ways could be
- a named pipe (but that's close to a tmp file)
I'm not as fa
Andy Harrison wrote:
What exactly are you trying to accomplish with your script?
I'm trying to debug a perl script that forks multiple times. Anything
less than 10 forks and it works just fine. If the script forks more
than 10 times, at some random point past 10 the parent script process
d
I have a bit of perl code that I'm trying to make work:
sub DB::get_fork_TTY {
open my $SCREEN, qq{&3>1 screen -t 'Child $$' sh -c "tty &1>3 ; sleep
100" |}
or return '';
my $tty = <$SCREEN>;
return $tty;
}
I'm getting bad file descriptor errors, so I'm assuming screen is
cle
Michael Schroeder wrote:
So, feedback welcome. You probably have a lot of suggestions and
enhancement requests. Sorry that development is a bit slow at
the moment due to not enough spare time...
First, I'm glad to see continuing work on screen. Thanks for doing that.
Second, I'd like to be ab
Someone requested that I send them a copy of my rotating status bar
program but I can't find their email. I hope its all right to send it
to the list:
First, in your .screenrc add the following line:
backtick 1 60 60 /home/harleypig/screen_statusbar_info
The /home/... is the path and name of th
I hope someone can help me with this. It's become something of an
obsession for me. I need to explain what it is I'm trying to do ...
the screen question is rather simple, but the answer has proven rather
complex.
Basically, the question is "How do I find out what TTY a particular
window is on f
> If I understand you right: You want to waste a line for duplicating text?
> Screen always tries to be as least intrusive on the display as possible,
> ... we never expected somebody would ask for such a feature.
I don't see it necessarily as duplicating text but as allowing more
information to b
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