Linux tips: use screen to manage your remote sessions

Http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cn/linux/l-cn-screen/

I have used many of the above descriptions.

The following is a configuration for use.

 

Create a file in the root directory. screenrc

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#~ /. Screenrc # skip the startup messagestartup_message off # Automatically detach on hangup. autodetach on # If a screen dies, don't freeze the whole screen waiting for it. nonblock on # UTF-8 is necessary. # defutf8 on # Change default scrollback value for new windows: scrollback 10000 defscrollback 10000 # start with visual bell as defaultvbell off vbell_msg "Bell on % t (% n) "## display the window list and clock hardstatus in the latest row Onhardstatus alwayslastline # hardstatus string "% {. bW} %-w % {. rY} % n % t % {-} % + w % = % {.. g} % H (% l) % {.. y} % Y/% m/% d % c: % s "hardstatus string" % {. bw} %-w % {. ry} % n % t % {-} % + w % = % {.. g} % H (% l) % {.. y} % Y/% m/% d % c "# hardstatus string" % {. bW} %-w % {. rY} % n % t % {-} % + w % = % {.. g} "# hardstatus string" % {. bW} %-w % {= rY} % 50> % n % t % {-} % + w % <"# disable the error message vbell off # default windows Startup predefine two windows: screen-t shell 0 screen-t vim 1 #### press C Trl-Z w or Ctrl-Z Ctrl-W display window list bind w windowlist-B # bind ^ w windowlist-B ### define the function key of screen As Ctrl-Z. Press Ctrl-Z when entering Ctrl-Z into the terminal. # Escape ^ Zzbindkey-k k5 screen # F5 create bindkey-k k6 title # F6 change name

Bindkey-k k9 detach # F9

Bindkey-k F1 prev # F11 F12 switchover

Bindkey-k F2 next #

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Screen-ls lists the sessions currently in use

Screen-r sessionid connection session