Nico,
You can use Screen's internallo logging feature to write the output to a
file:
screen -L -d -m `/path/to/my/exec
logging of the current window to the file "screen-log.n".
Regards,
Kit
Message: 3
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2011 19:07:22 +0100
From: Nico Schl?mer
Subject: screen, detached, st
Hello Todd,
Have you tried naming your screen sessions using 'screen -S ' ?
AFAIK, it only works at creation time, but regular usage makes it very
convenient.
I've grown accustomed to creating a new screen session for each task.
That way, I can always reconnect to the session I want.
The on
Next Word, genius!
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Hello,
Whilst it is possible to re-attach multiple screens inside of one
"super"screen session, it can get rather messy.
The "super"screen will need different keybindings from the "inside" screens
in order to allow you to control them both.
In your case, I would either:
- restore the screens i
