Zaphod wrote:
Hi
I am trying to use multiuser session with screen from lately git.
1.
I have 2 users on my Linux, where user1 running screen session with
commands 'multiuser on' and 'addacl user2' in it's RC file.
Second user doesn't see such session from 'screen -ls'
I want user2 to be able t
commands unless the the session is first attached, and then
re-detached.
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lback mode, such as xterm provides? What underlying mechanism
is causing this to happen?
BTW, all of this is 'Screen version 4.00.02 (FAU) 5-Dec-03', running on
Scientific Linux 4.2 (2.6.9-42.0.2.ELsmp), a RHEL4 knock-off.
Thanks for your attention.
Rod Nussbaumer
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Alexander Kriegisch wrote:
Having explained all this for your understanding, here is the actual
problem: Logging never really starts before I explicitly attach the
detached session at least once. After the login message has been saved
to the logfile, nothing else is logged anymore. Attaching and
Sam Cramer wrote:
I'm trying to write a script to start a screen session with multiple
telnet windows to a terminal server. The name of the terminal server
varies, as does the number of windows, so this isn't something I can
do by just adding some lines to my .screenrc.
I tried creating a scree
sunbeam:bomr[/usr1/isac/tools] > screen -v
Screen version 3.09.15 (FAU) 13-Mar-03
This is running on Sun Solaris 8
We use screen primarily for it's multiuser capability, which allows us
to share access to perpetual telnet sessions that are opened to a number
of single-purpose black-box devi
Kresimir Cosic wrote:
Thanks for answers. I still didn't solve the problem, but it gave me an
idea.
Adam Lazur wrote:
> This isn't a screen problem, it's a dynamic linking problem.
>
> I bet the executable can't find the shared library when it starts up.
> Does your shell have an LD_LIBRARY
Screen Gnurus:
I can attach to an existing multiuser session that is owned by onother
user and type input to the shell or other application running in the
screen session. This, of course, is according to spec, and is exactly
how it is intended.
What I would really like to do is send input to
t;.$status."
".$dir;
$screenList -> insert( 'end', $listItem
); # Append to list widget.
}
}
}
}
}
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Rod Nussbaumer,
Electronics Development Group, TRIUM
