Both have there own + and – : nohup: nohup is good to use for running procs in background when proc don’t need any user input like httpd server or any other server proc like that. nohup does create log in dir of proc execution. log file name default is nohup.out It avoids proc getting … Read more
It is possible to work around :escape command limitations using registers and :bindkey command. Just put this in .screenrc: # reset escape key to the default escape ^Aa # auxiliary register register S ^A # Alt + x produces ^A and acts as an escape key bindkey “^[x” process S ## Alt + space produces … Read more
Based on Less Colors For Man Pages by Gen2ly, here is my man page and how to do it: Preview This is a shell, not a web page ! How to (optional) I’m using Tomorrow theme for Konsole/Yakuake ; Edit your ~/.bashrc ~/.zshrc, etc. to add : # Colored man pages: http://linuxtidbits.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/less-colors-for-man-pages/ # Less Colors … Read more
./run_some_process 2>&1 | tail -10 >>logfle tail -10 will give you last ten lines, 2>&1 redirects stderr to stdout, >>logfle appends to logfile.
Nowadays the official git for windows is based at msys2 which seems to have tmux package at least. You can install g4w sdk as described here and then install tmux through pacman.
onlcr is for translating outgoing newlines to carriage returns. stty -F /dev/ttyS0 inlcr will translate incoming newlines to carriage returns. You can run that from another terminal after starting screen to avoid any resetting that screen may do on startup. Unfortunately however, this will only change the problem. You’ll then get only returns and no … Read more
Had the exact same problem. Have you tried GDB user-defined hooks or commands ? In your ~/.gdbinit or in your session, you can do: define hook-next refresh end This will call the refresh command each time you enter the next command or one of its aliases. Or you can define: define mynext next refresh end … Read more
The easiest way to display the sessionname is C-a : sessionname (without specifying a name after sessionname) See the “CUSTOMIZATION” section in man screen
This thread has the following suggestion: In the window whose scrollback you want to delete, set the scrollback to zero, then return it to its normal value (in your case, 15000). If you want, you can bind this to a key: bind / eval “scrollback 0” “scrollback 15000” You can issue the scrollback 0 command … Read more
Probably the easiest way is to use the following (starting from Screen version 4.06.02 and up): screen -L -Logfile log_filename your_command