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> -----Original Message----- |
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> From: Ryan Tandy [mailto:tarpman@×××××.com] |
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> Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 9:58 PM |
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> For your situation, assuming I've interpreted it correctly, |
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> you should |
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> get the user to SSH into your box, set their shell in /etc/passwd to |
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> /usr/bin/screen -S (something memorable) /bin/bash, and yourself run |
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> sudo screen -x (something memorable) to view it. |
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I tried this suggestion, but it didn't work. I couldn't login. :( |
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I would LOVE to make screen (and BASH) my default shell. I'm always ssh'ing |
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into my servers and getting upset if the connection goes down between me and |
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them, or I start an emerge and then forgot that I can't actually shut down |
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my host computer as that will kill the ssh and therefore the emerge. |
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I want screen to start up automatically as my default shell (as bash, with |
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all my .bashrc settings, etc) whenever I connect either via console or ssh. |
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I also would like to automatically re-attach to that screen whenever I login |
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again. |
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Is this possible? And if so, what do I need to put in /etc/password or |
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wherever. I could put it in a .bash* file, but that seems hackish (given the |
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idea in Ryan's quote above). |
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DÆVID |
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