CentOS uses screen to avoid abnormal remote connection interruption

Screen is a multi-window management program in linux. When using telnet or SSH to remotely log on to linux, if the connection is interrupted abnormally, the system opens a new session and cannot restore the original session. screen command to solve this problem. Simply put, when using telnet or SSH to remotely log on to linux, if the connection is interrupted abnormally, a new session will be opened when the system reconnects, and the original session. screen command cannot be restored.

Screen is a multi-window management program in linux. When using telnet or SSH to remotely log on to linux, if the connection is interrupted abnormally, the system opens a new session and cannot restore the original session. screen command to solve this problem.

To put it simply, when you remotely log on to linux using telnet or SSH, if the connection is interrupted abnormally, a new session will be opened when the system reconnects, and the original session cannot be restored. the screen command can solve this problem. The Screen tool is a terminal multi-path adapter. in essence, this means that you can use a single terminal window to run multi-terminal applications.

1. it is not difficult to use Screen. installing the command package is the first step:

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1234	[Root @ itchenyi ~] # Yum install-y screen [root @ itchenyi ~] # Rpm-qa | grep screenscreen-4.0.3-16.el6.x86_64

2. after installation, you can directly use this command (Screen) to open a Screen terminal:

Some trivial help:

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