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Re: Running a command in all screens
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David Cannings |
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Re: Running a command in all screens |
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Fri, 10 Dec 2004 18:49:13 +0000 |
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David Cannings wrote:
> Suso Banderas wrote:
>> On Fri, Dec 10, 2004 at 06:04:45PM GMT
>>> Yes. Use the 'at' command.
>> Is this 'at' command that you speak of some part of screen? I know of
>> the at command that is like cron. I looked in the man page for 'at' and
>> found the section on it, but I don't understand where you run it from in
>> screen.
> In screen you use ^a : (control-a then colon) to get the screen command
> prompt. You then type:
>
> stuff "mycommandhere\015"
>
> And press return, the command should then be put in every window.
Oops, sorry. You need:
at "#" stuff "mycommandhere\015"
To get it to go to all windows. My mistake, sorry.
David