Stuff is a screen command and the 2 lines I gave you were meant for your
.screenrc file.
Stuff is used to stuff the given string in the input buffer of the
current window as if you typed it in at the prompt.
screen -t NS1 # Open a new window
stuff "~/test.sh\015" # Call you script which ssh's to remote box.
Here is quick example. Create the 2 files below then run screen calling the
test .screenrc file.
$ cat test.sh
echo test123
$
$ cat .screenrctest
#caption unrelated to this example, just displays open screens at bottom of
term
caption always "%{kW} %=%{.kG} %H:%{.kY}%1` %{.bW} %-w%{.rW}%f%n %t%{-}%+w
%{.kG} %D %m/%d %C%a %{.Wk} %u%="
screen -t NS0
screen -t NS1
stuff "~/test.sh\015"
$
$ screen -c .screenrctest
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Thomas Manson
<dev.mansontho...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I don't understand the "stuff" thing in the command....
>
> If I let it, I get a command not found, and If I remove it, and just put
> "/path/to/command\015"
>
> I get the same command not found...
>
> Thanks for helping !
> Thomas.
>
>
> On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 18:06, Chris <chris-...@pgh4.com> wrote:
>
>> Do this:
>>
>> screen -t NS0
>> stuff "/home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/ns0\015"
>>
>> Add the "\015" which is the octal code for a Carriage Return.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 6:43 PM, Thomas Manson <
>> dev.mansontho...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>
>>> I'm configuring screen to open several windows, and automatically
>>> connect to some servers (key authentication).
>>>
>>> I've edited the screen configuration file to this :
>>>
>>> screen -t NS0 1 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/ns0
>>> screen -t NS1 2 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/ns1
>>> screen -t SD1 3 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/sd1
>>> screen -t SD2 4 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/sd2
>>> screen -t DELL 5 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/dell
>>> screen -t DEV 6 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/dev
>>> screen -t CRF 7 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/crf
>>> screen -t box 8 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/box
>>> screen -t apps 9 /home/thomas/scripts/connectToServer/apps
>>> screen -t HOME 0 shell
>>>
>>>
>>> But if a connection happend to close, the associated window close as
>>> well.
>>>
>>> How can I prevent this behaviour (ie windows remains open and I can see "
>>> connection lost with server...")
>>>
>>> Thanks !
>>> Thomas.
>>>
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