Re: bit [OT]: How to attach running app to tty

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On Jul 9, 2007 at 12:16pm, nescivi wrote:

Hi Julien,

On Monday 09 July 2007 09:35:21 Julien Claassen wrote:
Hi!
  Does anyone know, if I can attach a running process to a tty? The problem
is, when I use lash, my apps get restarted and run ok, but I can't really
use them. I suppose with a GUI this is no problem, because there is only
one screen.
  Anyway it doesn't work with shell-built-ins, because it's not the same
old shell they get started in.
  Any ideas suggestions on this are highly appreciated.

the only way I know, is to use the program "screen".
screen starts a shell, to which you can reattach later.
so the procedure would be:

start screen
inside the screen shell start your program
exit the screen shell

and later
reattach to the screen shell and you are back into the program that you
started.

I don't use Screen so please correct me if i'm wrong but i don't think
this will work because the lash apps will not be part of an existing
Screen session so Screen will not be aware of them.

There is a program called retty that should do what you need. I
haven't tried it though.

What you really need is for lash to start these applications in a
terminal for you (is this possible?).

Garry.


sincerely,
Marije
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