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If you want to work together on the anarchaserver. Somebody can share the user screen, and other user can follow.
If you want to work together on the anarchaserver. Somebody can share the user screen, and other user can follow.


[http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.pdf]  
[[http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.pdf]]


STEP 1 BECOME ROOT<br />.
STEP 1 BECOME ROOT<br />
All users become root<br />.
All users become root<br />
sudo -i
sudo -i
<br />.
 
STEP 2 OPEN SCREEN SESSION<br />.
 
One user open a screen<br />.
STEP 2 OPEN SCREEN SESSION<br />
One user open a screen<br />
screen  
screen  
<br />.
 
STEP 3 WATCH SCREEN<br />.
 
Another user (also root!) attaches to the screen<br />.
STEP 3 WATCH SCREEN<br />
Another user (also root!) attaches to the screen<br />
screen -x
screen -x
<br />.
 
STEP 4 TEST<br />.
 
to test <br />.
STEP 4 TEST<br />
# "and write something" <br />.
to test <br />
(if you use a # it functions as a comment - even if you execute it)<br />.
# "and write something" <br />
<br />.
(if you use a # it functions as a comment - even if you execute it)<br />
STEP 5 LEAVE THE SCREEN SESSION<br />.
 
(without terminating it)<br />.
 
CTRL a - d<br />.
STEP 5 LEAVE THE SCREEN SESSION<br />
<br />.
(without terminating it)<br />
(with terminating it)<br />.
CTRL a - d<br />
<br />
(with terminating it)<br />
exit<br />.
exit<br />.

Revision as of 19:55, 20 September 2015

If you want to work together on the anarchaserver. Somebody can share the user screen, and other user can follow.

[[1]]

STEP 1 BECOME ROOT
All users become root
sudo -i


STEP 2 OPEN SCREEN SESSION
One user open a screen
screen


STEP 3 WATCH SCREEN
Another user (also root!) attaches to the screen
screen -x


STEP 4 TEST
to test

  1. "and write something"

(if you use a # it functions as a comment - even if you execute it)


STEP 5 LEAVE THE SCREEN SESSION
(without terminating it)
CTRL a - d

(with terminating it)
exit
.