SCREEN command
Cool, I have been working with command called screen and find it pretty handy, I have one query with it .
that like it open different windows like screen:1, screen:2 likewise. but I am confused while working with them , how can I see the list of opened screen list and move to what I would like to work ? like can we list them as below: screen:0 screen:1 screen:2 and select which ever we wish to work with. |
Ctrl-a " shows you the list of windows. Ctrl-a ? shows you a list of key bindings, which might also be useful. If you want to see a list of screen sessions, run "screen -ls". This stuff is covered in the manual..
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but Ctrl-a " and Ctrl-a ? keys are not working ... using centos 5.4-- any command ?
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Those are standard commands for Screen. What exactly do you want? A list of screen sessions (e.g. to see which are detached), or to see a list of windows in a given session? For the former, run "screen -ls" and for the latter, the commands above should work. You have to press Ctrl-a, release the keys and then type the " (which is Shift-2 for a UK keyboard), for example.
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You can create a file called .screenrc in your home directory and add something like this:
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hardstatus alwayslastline |
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thanx helped.. I wonder on my foolishness |
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