Hello mac_phil
Thanks for your reply.
When I connect via a remote session ( telnet, ssh, )
I get the terminal "/dev/pts/0" from There, what I am trying to do is to have control over a specific TTY such as /dev/tty1 /dev/tty2, etc...
The screen command you are suggesting is interesting and seems very near from what I am looking for. So far I tried reading a lot
but did not find a way to even see what is going on the /dev/tty1. I might just not know how to do it using the screen command so far
And getting control over a task running at another terminal is not what I am looking for because The program running at /dev/tty1 for example generates output at that terminal, which I want to see. Also I want to be able to stop the command and start it back at that same terminal. And I need to do so because it is not a daemon or a program that I want to run in background, and I do not want it to be killed once I exit my remote session.
Thank you for your interest in my problem so far