On Apr 15, 05 12:53:02 +0200, Joakim Ahlén wrote:
> I'll try that. You can probably reproduce the error yourself by reseting
> your (not the servers) network connection in a way which doesn't send an
> ICMP reset to the server. Just yanking out your cable probably might work
> depending on your loc
> On Apr 15, 05 11:46:00 +0200, Joakim Ahlén wrote:
> > > > * Run screen -d -r, which hangs. Leave it hanging.
> > > > * Start up another SSH session, and su to root
> > > > * Find the PID of the SCREEN-process (with capitals), and
> > > run "strace
> > > > -p [pid of SCREEN] 2>/dev/null"
> > >
>
On Apr 15, 05 11:46:00 +0200, Joakim Ahlén wrote:
> > > * Run screen -d -r, which hangs. Leave it hanging.
> > > * Start up another SSH session, and su to root
> > > * Find the PID of the SCREEN-process (with capitals), and
> > run "strace
> > > -p [pid of SCREEN] 2>/dev/null"
> >
> > what would
On Apr 15, 05 10:11:13 +0200, Joakim Ahlén wrote:
> However, i do have a foolproof way of getting back control of the screen. It
> may sound really obscure - but it works EVERY time.
>
> * Run screen -d -r, which hangs. Leave it hanging.
> * Start up another SSH session, and su to root
> * Find th
Hi,
> On Apr 15, 05 10:11:13 +0200, Joakim Ahlén wrote:
> > However, i do have a foolproof way of getting back control of the
> > screen. It may sound really obscure - but it works EVERY time.
> >
> > * Run screen -d -r, which hangs. Leave it hanging.
> > * Start up another SSH session, and su t
Hi everyone,
I have been experiencing this bug for i guess a year or two and im dead
tired of it. Apparently others have the same problem. From reading this
thread and combining it with my own experience about it, my conclusion of
the problem is:
* You use SSH to connect to a machine in which you
Jeremy/all,
Yes, kill off the shell associated with the pty/tty running "screen". I
found that killing off screen by itself doesn't cut it...
Okay, this just happened to me again, and Jeremy's suggestion didn't do the
trick. I thought I'd take a moment while this was fresh in my mind to
describ
Yes, kill off the shell associated with the pty/tty running "screen". I
found that killing off screen by itself doesn't cut it...
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On Mar 25, 05 07:11:37 -0800, Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
> I can confirm this behaviour. I've experienced it in BSD, Solaris, and
> Linux. I believe it has something to do with the tty already being
> allocated somehow.
>
> The solution is to kill off the shell process which had previously
> run (an
Here's the recipe I used:
1. SSH into the machine
2. Start screen
3. Spew Random garbage to the terminal
4. Close the terminal (with the shell and ssh client running inside of
it)
5. Reconnect via SSH and try to reconnect to Screen
The screen commands I used to start and reconnect were:
Guys,
This happens to me sometimes as well and I find it just as annoying as
everyone else. It used to be pretty rare, but seems to be happening more
often lately, for whatever reason. Neither screen -d nor screen -D nor screen
-DD seems to do anything (other than hang). Can't speak to whethe
Can you do me a favor and apply the patches found at:
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=11610
And see if the problem persists?
abram
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, Eric Smith wrote:
> Ok, this has caused me enough inconvenience so I will
> finally ask about it. Every now and then
I can confirm this behaviour. I've experienced it in BSD, Solaris, and
Linux. I believe it has something to do with the tty already being
allocated somehow.
The solution is to kill off the shell process which had previously
run (and in some cases, still is running) screen -x or screen -r. I
wro
* Eric Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-03-25 15:23 +0100]:
> Ok, this has caused me enough inconvenience so I will finally ask about
> it. Every now and then screen freezes and if I try to reattach the
> seassion elsewhere, the command `screen -x' just hangs.
>
> Sometimes killing off the child p
Ok, this has caused me enough inconvenience so I will
finally ask about it. Every now and then screen freezes
and if I try to reattach the seassion elsewhere, the
command `screen -x' just hangs.
Sometimes killing off the child processes seems to work,
other times not. Usually after many hours t
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