I haven't tried this in labs, but in other cluster I put the following in
bash_profile on most machines behind the same bastion:
screen -DR
Then whenever I connect to that host via bastion over ssh ProxyCommand, it
reopens the same screen session (including the various shell tabs/windows I
have within that screen). And when the connection drops or if I disconnect on
purpose, any commands will keep running in to buffer for when I reconnect.
— Krinkle
On 22 Nov 2014, at 08:06, Mjbmr <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The article [[Screen]] on Wikitech is only about how to start a new gnu
> screen under bash, but is there anyway I can change my default login shell to
> use my own compiled gnu screen?, the difference the this two is when we're
> connecting to a bash shell and suddenly the connection drops, we won't be
> able to reattach to bash, and it keeps running, using gnu screen as default
> login shell makes us enable to reattach to where we were and it's very easy
> to use and it's time saving, we can create another window when are attached
> to a window, the future is not possible when we're connecting to a normal
> screen under bash unless we deattach from it and create a new one, the reason
> I want to use my own compiled gnu screen is because the default gnu screen on
> debian doesn't have some futures like it doesn't support colors. please let
> me know if there is a possibility to have separate login shells for each
> instance.
>
> Thank you,
> -- Mjbmr
>
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