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This article mainly explains "how to use the screen command under linux". Interested friends may wish to have a look at it. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn the instructions for using the screen command under linux.

Screen:screen-ls

Screen-ls can only see the pts under its own users. For example, root can only see the pts of root users, but not oracle users.

Screen:screen-r screen_pid

Leave a screen: press and hold the CTRL key and then press an and d

Screen-r screen_pid and then directly exit is OK (crtl+a+d is to keep this screen_pid)

For a screen session in detached state, you can reconnect using screen-r:

Screen-ls shows the session as a dead state. Use the screen-wipe command to clear the session:

[root@tivf18 root] # kill-9 8462

[root@tivf18 root] # screen-ls

There are screens on:

8736.pts-1.tivf18 (Detached)

8462.pts-0.tivf18 (Dead)

[root@tivf18 root] # screen-wipe

There are screens on:

8736.pts-1.tivf18 (Detached)

8462.pts-0.tivf18 (Removed)

[root@tivf18 root] # screen-ls

There is a screen on:

8736.pts-1.tivf18 (Detached)

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