Sam Tardif wrote
> Thank you very much for pointing that out! The second sentence of
> autodetach was most useful. I guess it pays not to skim man pages :p
Nobody can blame you I think - the GNU Screen man page is _how_ _long_?
When I went to print it, it was somewhere around 100 pages.
> And Bri
Pavel Sanda wrote:
Any suggestions? Is there a way to tell screens not to be persistent? Or
is this something screen just isn't capable of?
the section autodetach on|off in man pages does not help ?
pavel
Thank you very much for pointing that out! The second sentence of
autodetach was
On 8/27/07, Sam Tardif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi screen users,
>
> We currently use Zterm to communicate with serial devices, but due to
> some problems it has I am looking for alternatives. screen was a good
> choice, but I have come across a stumbling block that I can't find a way
> around.
> Any suggestions? Is there a way to tell screens not to be persistent? Or
> is this something screen just isn't capable of?
the section autodetach on|off in man pages does not help ?
pavel
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Hi screen users,
We currently use Zterm to communicate with serial devices, but due to
some problems it has I am looking for alternatives. screen was a good
choice, but I have come across a stumbling block that I can't find a way
around.
Basically, user A logs in (on Mac OS X machine), runs
