Screens on dedicated server

Ramo · Sep 7, 2019

So like i ccan keep the server running while my computer is offline from my dedi. screen -r or something please Etika

Ramo · Sep 7, 2019

so screen -ls to start?
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Ramo · Sep 7, 2019

Cheers will try out now mate![DOUBLEPOST=1567831580][/DOUBLEPOST]How do i turn off a screen[DOUBLEPOST=1567831590][/DOUBLEPOST]onien

Ramo · Sep 7, 2019

wait so how do i find the id[DOUBLEPOST=1567832146][/DOUBLEPOST]There are screens on:
5881.practice (09/07/2019 02:45:20 PM) (Attached)
4903.practice (09/07/2019 02:37:34 PM) (Detached)
4764.practice (09/07/2019 02:37:02 PM) (Attached)
4685.practice (09/07/2019 02:36:02 PM) (Attached)
4653.practice (09/07/2019 02:35:39 PM) (Attached)
4616.pts-6.mc (09/07/2019 02:35:17 PM) (Detached)
4414.pts-3.mc (09/07/2019 02:34:05 PM) (Detached)
26380.pts-0.mc (08/15/2019 02:56:16 AM) (Attached)[DOUBLEPOST=1567832161][/DOUBLEPOST]i think ive made too many how to do i stop all the practice screens onien

Maury · Sep 7, 2019

Create a screen: screen -S <name> <command>
eg. screen -S bungeecord java -jar bungeecord.jar
This way you don't have to deal with screen IDs.
You can also use screen -dmS <name> <command> to start the screen in detatched mode.

List screens: screen -ls

Detatch a screen: press CTRL+A CTRL+D

Resume a screen: screen -r <name>

Delete a screen: resume a screen first and then type "stop" or press CTRL+C (the latter will not gracefully stop your server)

Screens are very basic system administration. If you're new to Linux, I strongly encourage you to hire a sysadmin to install a panel for you. When you have no experience, it's very easy to mess things up (this is especially true if you're working in a production environment).