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followed by the id listed above of the screen you want to reattach to. | followed by the id listed above of the screen you want to reattach to. | ||
=== Moving windows === | |||
If are in a window, but want it to move it to another, just type these commands while attached to screen and in that window, and replace '''x''' with the destination you want: | |||
Ctrl + a | |||
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number x | |||
For example, if you are in window number 2, press '''Ctrl+a''', then type the colon symbol (''':'''), then '''number 4''', to move that window to window 4. | |||
=== Start and stop signals === | === Start and stop signals === | ||
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So, you've made your screen, configured it, and you happily type screen -dr '''every time''' you login to RedBrick. But wouldn't it be nice if whenever you login your screen would reattach '''itself'''??? It can be done :D | So, you've made your screen, configured it, and you happily type screen -dr '''every time''' you login to RedBrick. But wouldn't it be nice if whenever you login your screen would reattach '''itself'''??? It can be done :D | ||
Simply use your favorite text editor to edit your ~/. | Simply use your favorite text editor to edit your ~/.zlogin if you're using zsh (if you haven't changed your login shell, this is the one you're using) or ~/.bash_login if you're using bash and put the following in it | ||
screen -dr | |||
That should do the job. It'll try to reattach a screen whenever you login on any redbrick server | |||
* Please note, if this in fact, does not work, you can edit it out by using winSCP and editing the file using it. | * Please note, if this in fact, does not work, you can edit it out by using winSCP and editing the file using it. | ||