You know that I am a big fan of gnu screen utility. Also we have seen many short cuts for screen here. We used to access our screen session after log in to the remote server through ssh and then 'screen -x screenname' command. But it is actually time consuming. Yes we can directly login to the screen session using the awesome ssh. Let's find out how.
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
How to directly login to the screen session running on your remote server using ssh
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
How to use screen in mulit user mode in linux?
Linux screen command is one of the most used command in my life. Not only it is very useful but also it is very versatile. Screen is mainly used to run another terminal inside our normal linux terminal.
For example, you are connecting to your remote computer over ssh and want to run a script which will take more than 1 hour to execute. Normal cases there are chances that your remote connection over ssh might get disconnected. If so you need to start the whole process again as once the remote connection get disconnected, the running process will also stops.
For example, you are connecting to your remote computer over ssh and want to run a script which will take more than 1 hour to execute. Normal cases there are chances that your remote connection over ssh might get disconnected. If so you need to start the whole process again as once the remote connection get disconnected, the running process will also stops.
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linux command tips and tricks
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multi user mode in screen
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running processes in background in linux
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screen
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screen command in linux
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using screen as remote teaching tool
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