On Fri, 31 Jan 2014, Anders Kaseorg wrote:
On Fri, 31 Jan 2014, Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote:
I run mosh and screen under FreeBSD 8.3. When I do a screen -D -R (which
should power-detach (and log out) the other sessions, the mosh-server
process sticks around.
I don't see a good way to log them out.
If you run screen directly from the mosh command line, as in
mosh hostname -- screen -dR
then mosh-server will automatically exit when screen does (e.g. when the
screen is reattached elsewhere).
Okay, so in this way, mosh is different from normal ssh. I typically
don't type screen -D -R until I'm logged in (it needs to be interactive
anyway as there's a screen password).
Even then, when I do a "power detach" screen knows enough to kill the
processes. Would it require a patch to screen to know how to kill mosh
processes as well?
As for your existing mosh-servers, you will just need to kill them. If
you’re only using mosh for attaching to screen, there’s no harm in killing
all of them (pkill -u danm mosh-server), after which you can start a new
one as above.
Mildly annoying, I suppose I should slap together a quick shell script to
kill all but the newest one.
-Dan
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