Difference between revisions of "Screen"
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==STEP 2 OPEN SCREEN SESSION== | ==STEP 2 OPEN SCREEN SESSION== | ||
One user open a screen<br /> | One user open a screen<br /> | ||
screen | <code>screen </code> | ||
==STEP 3 WATCH SCREEN== | ==STEP 3 WATCH SCREEN== | ||
Another user (also root!) attaches to the screen<br /> | Another user (also root!) attaches to the screen<br /> | ||
screen -x | <code>screen -x</code> | ||
==STEP 4 TEST== | ==STEP 4 TEST== | ||
to test <br /> | to test <br /> | ||
# "and write something" <br /> | <code># "and write something" <br /></code> | ||
(if you use a # it functions as a comment - even if you execute it)<br /> | (if you use a # it functions as a comment - even if you execute it)<br /> | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 20 September 2015
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
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
# "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
.
