Hi:
I am now using screen in mlterm,and in one of the windows in the
screen session,I ssh to a remote machine,I started a screen session on
the remote machine,and tried to c-a c to create another window in the
screen session of theremote machine, but it turned out that a new
window was created in the screen session on my machine...

Is there anyway to do with that?

Thanks!

Zhengquan

zhengquan wrote:


PTY List
One process of mlterm may have multiple sessions and screens. The
sessions may or may not have corresponding screen, i.e., the number of
sessions can be more than the number of screens. Such situation can be
achieved by using -P/--ptys option or closing a part of multiple screens
from -@/--screens option. In such case, the screen-less session can be
designated to one of screens by choosing the session (pty) from this
list and push "select" button.

MULTIPLE PTY
This is one of most unique features of mlterm. The number of windows can
be specified using -P option. Typing control + F1 opens another window
which shares the same process. The maximum number of windows depends on
your platform. Mostly it is 32 or 64.

In article <1180094103.927105.133170@x18g2000prd.googlegroups .com>,
zhengquan <zhang.zhengquan@gmail.com> wrote:

To send C-a to the remote machine you have to type C-a a, so type C-a a
c to create another window on the remote machine.

You can also change screen's escape character by using the -e option or
the "escape" command in your .screenrc. By using different escape
characters on the local and remote machines you won't have the above
problem.

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On May 26, 9:22 am, Barry Margolin <bar...@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
Thanks! it works.

On May 25, 9:28 pm, Jammer <ask...@mail.com> wrote:
I am puzzled... But c-f1 did launched another mlterm...