According to LENGARD Pascal OCISI: While burning my CPU.
>
> Ok Richard, i do agree with you that the login tty won't change but i
> thought Ishaaq wanted the ability to change some process from one virtual
> console to another or from one xterm to another, which might be usefull
> and is what can do screen.
> Chnaging tty doesn't make sense to me either that's why i think his
> problem might be changing VC or X-terminal.
But he was loged in from a windows machine so it was a remote login which
would put him on a ttyp# the first free ttyp which is free would be used,
and if there were someone logged on to a VC, then he would be on tty1/2/3
etc.
Quote "Ishaaq Chandy"
> > Too bad, it was worth a try though. Actually the other day I had
> > logged in thru telnet to our server from a windows box. However it
> > needed to be used by someone else so I had to shift. However I had
> > already started some work. While logging out a thought crossed my
> > mind, would'nt it be convenient if I logged in from somewhere else
> > and took over this current session on that pty?
> >
> > Like I said, it was worth a try, however I had doubts about it even
> > as I posted the question. Thanks anyway,
> > Ishaaq Chandy
> >
I cannot imagen why Ishaaq would need to move as he stated above, any new
logins would just use the next tty/device in line, i cant see any reason
why a user who is logged in could possably be in someone else's way.
Anyway, yes "screen" is a wonderfull program, not that i use it much ;-)
--
Regards Richard.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Merry Xmas to all, and may all your troubles be small (ones).
