I got that. Hhow could I switch screens without using the command prompt?
something like ALT-ESC would be nice. but over a ssh client... possible?
ssh user@remotehost.
run screen.
setup 1 or more windows (connections, sessions, whateveryou want to call
them).
if you're disconnected. reconnect
We lost the ssh client connection, and when we reconnect it is as a new
session(?). In ps -aux the old session shows as pts/0 with the
application still running and the new session as pts/1.
As a ssh client, is there a way to connect to the oldsession and resume
the application that is running
We lost the ssh client connection, and when we reconnect it is as a new
session(?). In ps -aux the old session shows as pts/0 with the
application still running and the new session as pts/1.
As a ssh client, is there a way to connect to the oldsession and resume
the application that is running
On Sun, 9 Sep 2001, Mike Neal wrote:
We lost the ssh client connection, and when we reconnect it is as a new
session(?). In ps -aux the old session shows as pts/0 with the
application still running and the new session as pts/1.
As a ssh client, is there a way to connect to the oldsession
