Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I ended up doing a backtick command
with both parameters set to zero, calling a script which itself simply
calls getppid (get parent pid) and writes it to stdout
-Todd
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On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Todd Freed wrote:
> Screen Users,
>
> Something that comes up for me from time to time is I want to attach to
> currently running screen from elsewhere. The problem at this point is to
> determine the pid of that session, since I am always running several screens
>
On Wednesday, December 8, 2010, Todd Freed wrote:
> Screen Users,
>
> Something that comes up for me from time to time is I want to attach to
> currently running screen from elsewhere. The problem at this point is to
> determine the pid of that session, since I am always running several screens
Screen Users,
Something that comes up for me from time to time is I want to attach to
currently running screen from elsewhere. The problem at this point is to
determine the pid of that session, since I am always running several
screens at once.
What would be ideal it seems to be is to add th
