10
Mar 2009
Screen Command
Posted in Linux Administration by sibu at 9:56 am |
Using screen command we can run multiple full-screen pseudo-terminals from one real terminal, and letting you manipulate and save your screen input and output, copy and paste between windows, etc.
1)Create a screen using the command
#screen -S sibu
2)Close the shell without logout
3)Open a new shell
4)Type screen -ls
[root@cochin1 ~]# screen -ls
There are screens on:
16921.123sn (Dead ???)
3981.name (Attached)
5002.sibu (Attached)
Remove dead screens with ’screen -wipe’.
3 Sockets in /tmp/screens/S-root.
5)You can login to that screen using the command screen -r ’screen name’
[root@cochin1 ~]# screen -r 5002.sibu
There is a screen on:
5002.sibu (Attached)
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