running putty ssh sessions on ubuntu server

#RUNNING PUTTY SSH SESSIONS ON UBUNTU SERVER INSTALL#

There are a whole slew of options available for Screen you should pour over the man file for more.

Lastly to list all windows open you can type Ctrl + A then '. Finally you can close tabs by using Ctrl + A then k which will kill that tab (if it locks up) but typically you can just type exit as if you were in a terminal and it will close that tab. If you want to exit screen but keep it running use Ctrl + A then d which will detach your session. You can open a maximum of 60 tabs per screen session. You'll notice the footer has (LOAD) 0-$ bash 1$* bash which shows that there is another tab open and the active tab is number 1. All commands are started with this combination. Type something then Press this Key Combination: Ctrl + A release, then press c. Which is the servers load and a list of all open 'terminal tabs'. screenrc file) You'll see the following along the bottom: Once you're in a Screen (and you've employed my sample.

Screen -x - This will resume a Detached screen session, IE: screen -x 16467 Yes you can have multiple terminals inside multiple screens. Screen -ls - List all active screen sessions.

#RUNNING PUTTY SSH SESSIONS ON UBUNTU SERVER INSTALL#

Next install screen on the remote machine ( sudo apt-get install screen) Next you'll want to fire it up here are some commands for 'firing up screen': screenrc save it on the remote server in your users home folder. You've got a lot of learning of commands to setup a successful Screen environment. GNU Screen is the answer you've been looking for - but it's a lot like Vi.

Running putty ssh sessions on ubuntu server