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+ | A code walkthrough would be cool. | ||
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+ | Some tutorial/ | ||
==== Finish documentation ==== | ==== Finish documentation ==== | ||
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I need to finish writing out the documentation for the screen commands. | I need to finish writing out the documentation for the screen commands. | ||
- | //I'm still in the process of recovering from a move. | + | ==== Discussion of how to set up bash/tcsh autocompletion of attachable screen sessions ==== |
+ | I saw a reference (http:// | ||
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+ | guest@zanzibar: | ||
+ | There are screens on: | ||
+ | 2441.bar | ||
+ | 2393.foo | ||
+ | 2 Sockets in / | ||
+ | guest@zanzibar: | ||
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+ | where hitting | ||
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+ | ==== Launch processes in a screen session on system startup ==== | ||
+ | I've almost got this working on a FreeBSD system except for the terminal type. Everything gets started, but only in B&W. | ||
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+ | The screen is for user bongo. First I wrote a script to start screen on system startup. | ||
+ | <file - / | ||
+ | if [ " | ||
+ | su -l bongo -c "/usr/local/ | ||
+ | echo -n " | ||
+ | fi | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | Then I wrote the screen configuration file to launch the applications necessary. | ||
+ | <file - / | ||
+ | term xterm | ||
+ | screen -t app_1 / | ||
+ | screen / | ||
+ | screen | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | The first line got me closest to the proper terminal type. | ||
+ | The second line starts app_1 and names the screen " | ||
+ | The third line starts app_2. | ||
+ | The fourth line just starts a shell. |