On 07/11/21 09:29,
Vishal Priyatham put forth the proposition:
> Hi team,
> We are using screen utility on linux server for one of our projects.
> We have some issue related to our application and wanted to check what were
> some of the commands run in the past which caused the issue.
> Is there a
On 28/10/21 22:02,
Shotaro Aoyama put forth the proposition:
> Hi,
> I would like to display some indicator in the status line when in copy mode.
> The man page reads
> P sets %? to true if the current region is in copy/paste mode
> so I tried setting
> hardstatus alwayslastline "%?%P [Copy m
On 22/12/20 02:59,
Dave Woodfall put forth the proposition:
> Hi all.
> screen 4.8.0 on slackware linux 14.2 / kernel 4.4.240.
> I have a weird problem that I can't figure out.
> I have had the function keys all bound ever since I began using
> screen some years ago. I us
Hi all.
screen 4.8.0 on slackware linux 14.2 / kernel 4.4.240.
I have a weird problem that I can't figure out.
I have had the function keys all bound ever since I began using
screen some years ago. I use `bind -k' k1 to F2. Recently I moved
some services from one machine to another with the sa
On 2020-04-13 20:33,
dan d. put forth the proposition:
>
> Thanks to those who provided suggestions on this topic.
>
> To recap, using a keybinding for the exec command to run a shell script
> didn't work with the stuff command.
> I wanted stuff to send keystrokes to a program to act as a macro,
On 2020-04-11 11:28,
dan d. put forth the proposition:
>
> I recently recieved help here with the eval command to attach a stack of
> commands to a key binding.
> In one version i use the exec command on a key binding to call a shell script
> containing the screen commands, it works perfectly.
>
On 2020-03-28 16:20,
dan d. put forth the proposition:
>
> I recently asked how one can stack commands with one keybinding in screenrc
>
> One poster pointed me to eval, which is surely the solution. Much googling
> for examples confirmed it can work.
>
> But alas I have had no joy trying to mod
Hi
I've just noticed by accident that some keys aren't working in a
chroot:
bind -k kI bumpleft
bind -k kD bumpright
When I use these, screen acts as if I'd pressed escape or something.
I tested some other keys and found that also F6 - F12 also have this
problem. F1-5 are fine.
infocmp and $TE
