Hi,
That looks like password protection.
I'm unsure if macOS has PAM, but you can try and build screen with it.
./configure --enable-pam
If this doesn't work, workaround is to edit authentication.c and
replace Authenticate function with this:
void Authenticate() {
return;
}
Amadeusz
On Wed, 19 Oct 2016 16:28:00 -0200
Gabriel Sobrinho <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure where to report the issue but when I open a session and
> detach using ctrl+a d, I'm unable to restore it.
>
> What else you guys need to see what is happening?
>
> Master version running on macOS sierra.
>
>
> ~/Developer
> 1 λ screen
> [detached from 50364.ttys000.MacBook]
>
> ~/Developer
> 0 λ screen -r
>
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
>
> ~/Developer
> 0 λ screen -ls
> There is a screen on:
> 50364.ttys000.MacBook (Detached)
> 1 Socket in /Users/sobrinho/.screen.
>
> ~/Developer
> 0 λ screen -r 50364.ttys000.MacBook
>
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
> screen used by Gabriel Sobrinho <sobrinho> on MacBook.
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