[bf1942] Using the top command

[Dan Hilliker]

Thanks...I was doing some reading about the screen program.  Also thanks for
the DNS info.

One more question...do I need to download/install the screen program? I am
using Redhat 7.2

I found this.......

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How do I use screen?
Starting up SCREEN is as easy as typing "screen" at your shell prompt.
SCREEN will start up showing you one window (window "0") with a shell in it.
You can now give commands to screen or to the process within your windows.
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...but I get this result when I try to make a new screen

[root at ensim root]# screen
bash: screen: command not found


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jacob Pappe" <jacob at gandalf.uoregon.edu>
To: <bf1942 at icculus.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: [bf1942] Using the top command


Try looking up a program called "screen".  It lets you, for example,
start the server, push the "screen" to the background, and log out.  All
the while, the server's still running, and you can call it up next time
you log in.
The "named" processes shouldn't have anything to do with BF1942, but if
your linux box is just a personal machine, you probably don't need it
running, as it's a DNS server.  For more info, type "man named".

-Jacob