On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Chang wrote:
> but how could you run screen if you are running a program on the foreground?
>
ssh user@remotehost.
run screen.
setup 1 or more windows (connections, sessions, whatever you want to call
them).
if you're disconnected. reconnect to the remote host as you did on the
first step and run screen with the reattach option.
any sessions (processes) left running in the original instance of screen
will be there.
> Keith Morse wrote:
>
> >I don't think so. Where I work, we ssh to a production enviroment to
> >admin solaris based hosts. The Pix firewall inbetween doesn't feel good
> >unless it reboots itself at least once a day. Consequently we have taken
> >to using screen as you can reconnect to the multiple ssh sessions on the
> >remote host during the perfunctory pix process and progran purge process.
> >
> >Screen seems to be included on most linux distributions lately.
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