Re: How to execute a script inside of screen?

[Stefan Mischke]

Yes, that is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

Joe Zbiciak schrieb:

Instead of "myscript.sh", perhaps "bash --rcfile myscript.sh"?

You might need to add "source ~/.bashrc" to the start of your script to get the environment you expect, or wrap it as someone else suggested.

 

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Subject: How to execute a script inside of screen?

Greetings!

How can I execute a shell script inside of screen and keep the shell open? If I do something like

screen -dmS myscreen ./myscript.sh

the screen session is terminated after "myscript.sh" finishes. Using the "zombie" option in screenrc, I can at least see the output after reattaching. But what I really want is to keep an interactive shell as if I would start screen without any argument.

Regards
Stefan

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