Is it possible to name the 'screen' logfile from the -L flag?

Question

Upon running Screen with the -L flag, a file called \'screenlog.0\' is created and all output written to it (which is great), but I will be running several Screen sessions a

Answer 1

Alternatively, there's a way to do it online.

Enter command mode in Screen via Ctrl+a, : and use the logfile command with the name of the file you want as argument, for example:

logfile whatevernameyoulike.log

Source: Screen man page

Answer 2

Probably the easiest way is to use the following:

screen -L -Logfile log_filename your_command

Answer 3

You can edit your .screenrc file and add something like this:

logfile /tmp/myownlog

It is also answered at Specifying a log name for screen output without relying on .screenrc.