问题
From within a screen session, I'd like to run a shell script that opens a few new screen windows in the same session and start running some programs in them.
I need a script like this:
screen -t newWindow
[switch to newWindow and execute a command]
screen -t newWindow2
[switch to newWindow2 and execute a command]
I don't know how to accomplish the effect I describe in the brackets. Any clues? Please note that this is not a script I'll be running to start a screen session. I need this script to be runnable within an existing screen session, in order to add new windows to the session.
回答1:
Running this script inside screen does what I think you want:
#!/bin/bash
screen vi
screen top
回答2:
Note: you can't launch script working following way from a screen session. And it will open in session no tabs... Its more a related tip than a real answer to the question.
There is an other solution, if you accept to have a screen session by running process...
new session script
#!/bin/sh
echo "nouvelle session screen ${sessionName}"
screen -S ${sessionName} init.sh
echo "screen session: done"
echo "go to ${AnyWhere}"
sleep 1
screenexec ${sessionName} "cd ${AnyWhere}"
init script (here "init.sh")
#!/bin/zsh
zsh -c "sleep 0.2"
screen -d #detach the initialised screen
zsh #let a prompt running
injection script (here screenexec)
#!/bin/sh
# $1 -> nom de screen cible $2 -> commande
echo "injection de «${2}» dans la session «${1}» ..."
screen -x "$1" -X stuff "$2" #inject the command
screen -x "$1" -X eval "stuff \015" #inject \n
echo "Done"
By using this way, you should inject code easily in your screens, interesting if your script act like a deamon...
For those who prefer script in python, I've made a small lib to create sessions, close sessions, inject commands: ScreenUtils.py
It's a small project, which don't handle multiwindows screen sessions.
Forgot to mention I made a real python library out of it long ago: https://github.com/Christophe31/screenutils
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2156290/how-do-you-script-gnu-screen-from-within-a-screen-session-to-open-new-windows-an