I'm using secureCRT to ssh to Linux based server.
I use "screen" command to keep my sessions alive.
But things are becoming strange when I using two PC, OK, here's the scene:
On PC-A, start a new screen session named "test";
On PC-B, type screen -D -r test
Hopefully, I'd like to see the 'test' session detached on PC-A, and re-attached to PC-B.
That works, but when PC-A got remotely detached by PC-B, PC-A lost its connection to server.
Just reconnect will be okay, sure, but I'm still want to know why PC-A lost its connection.
Here's the command log of PC-A
[@PC-A ~]$ screen
[remote power detached]
Screen session of test
ended.
Press Ctrl+C to cancel or Enter to reconnect immediately.
Reconnecting in 1 seconds...
Last login: Fri Mar 8 21:16:50 2013 from 10.129.215.167
[@PC-A ~]$ _
And here is my .screenrc file:
#se the startup message
startup_message off
term xterm
##set a biger buffer
defscrollback 4096
#statusbar
hardstatus alwayslastline
shell zsh
shelltitle "$|zsh"
hardstatus alwayslastline "%{=b}%{Y}%-w%{.BW}%10>%n*%t%{-}%+w%< %=%{kG}(F5)New (F6)Kill (F7)Rename (F8)Next %C%A %D, %Y-%m-%d "
vbell off
## w to show the window list
bind w windowlist -b
bind ^w windowlist -b
##initial apps to run
screen
select 0
attrcolor u "-u B"
sessionname test
autodetach off
#shot-key bindings
bindkey -k k5 screen
bindkey -k k6 kill
bindkey -k k7 title
bindkey -k k8 next
