Screen : The screen session creaeted by ssh and local console seems separated

2025年8月09日 07:22:01 -0700

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Is that a Windows host or Linux?
Both the host and my pc are Windows
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If you want to share the same console, GNU screen needs to be configured in a
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certain way. And that's not an easy setup.
What should I do for that? I couldnt find any information on the Internet
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I would strongly recommend to look into tmux instead.
I have tried tmux but also meet more problem. Sometimes even I try to reattach 
a session opened in the same local console (no ssh thing), it fails and told me 
"open terminal failed: not a terminal". But sometimes it can reattach correctly 
in the local console, when I try ssh it says "open terminal failed: not a 
terminal" again. It made me confuse. What should I do to achieve my intended 
with tmux?
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That issue has been fixed like 3 to 5 years ago.
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screen -aS main
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^A^D
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screen -aDR main
Seems not work for me. After execute "screen -aDR main" in ssh, the console 
frozen directly
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发件人: Andrey Repin <[email protected]>
发送时间: 2025年8月9日 19:48
收件人: L 2750558108 <[email protected]>; [email protected] 
<[email protected]>
主题: Re: Screen : The screen session creaeted by ssh and local console seems 
separated
Greetings, L 2750558108!
> But if that's the case, I won't be able to achieve the functionality I want.
> The actual scenario is as follows: my friend set up a server host and runs
> a console server program on it.
Is that a Windows host or Linux?
> I hope to remotely access his host via ssh at any time and use his server
> program console (including viewing historical messages and inputting
> commands), while he can also directly use the console of this program on the
> server host.
If you want to share the same console, GNU screen needs to be configured in a
certain way. And that's not an easy setup.
I would strongly recommend to look into tmux instead.
> By the way, I found that the situation described in this post
> (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67443908/behavior-of-screen-over-ssh-cygwin-screen-detachment)
> is exactly the same as what I encountered while looking for help.
That issue has been fixed like 3 to 5 years ago.
screen -aS main
^A^D
screen -aDR main
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With best regards,
Andrey Repin
Saturday, August 9, 2025 14:40:08
Sorry for my terrible english...
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