On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Peter wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply. It gives me a bit more to think about; I
don't really know my way around cygwin/*nux that well, from the
administrative end; I've just been an end user for a long time.
> How exactly do you invoke screen? Does "setsid" work for you
Thanks for your quick reply. It gives me a bit more to think about; I
don't really know my way around cygwin/*nux that well, from the
administrative end; I've just been an end user for a long time.
How exactly do you invoke screen? Does "setsid" work for you? Does
"nohup"? IIRC, bash also
On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Peter wrote:
> I got screen to compile with very minor source code changes (more
> changes might be better, but I haven't fiddled too much). Everything
> seems to work okay, except that I can't get screen to persist once I
> close my terminal window.
How exactly do you invoke
I got screen to compile with very minor source code changes (more changes
might be better, but I haven't fiddled too much). Everything seems to
work okay, except that I can't get screen to persist once I close my
terminal window.
I tried running screen "-d -m" as a service through cygrunsrv,
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