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>> This is also to e.g. allow "exec screen" inside the .bash_profile |
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>Now -that- would be veeery interesting... |
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works pretty well. |
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The only thing I have trouble with, is, that bash_logout is never called |
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:( |
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I really want my screen to be cleared everytime I log out. |
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I the worst case I will patch screen to clear the screen, but this is |
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not a nice solution. |
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>doesn't screen start a login shell everytime it launches? |
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depends: |
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== man page == |
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If the command begins with a '-' character, the shell will |
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be started as a login-shell. |
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>A wonderful eternal loop of screen->bash->screen->bash->screen->bash ... |
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>continuing only until the OOM killer strikes, you run out of file-descriptors, |
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>or max-process strikes... |
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>pretty forkbomb, as every screen will stay alive wether the main process |
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>is alive or dead, and it will continue until you manage to time the kill to |
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>get the last screen (killall....) or change bash_profile .... |
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actually its not to hard to stop ;) |
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Happened to me, when I played with the screenrc to make bash_logout |
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execute. I think a few C-c were enough. |
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cu |
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christian |
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ps sorry, for the wrong reply-header |
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