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Using "Screen" within Ubuntu 16.04.3

Discussion in 'Help' started by atomicmoose, Nov 16, 2017.

  1. atomicmoose

    atomicmoose Creeper

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    I have Pocketmine running within Screen and it seems to work fine, with one exception. When I logout of the console and come back later, I switch to screen (screen -r) and I cannot execute any commands on the console of the Pocketmine server. It allows me to type, but I get no feedback, no response.

    Thoughts?

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    atomicmoose, Nov 16, 2017
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  2. HimbeersaftLP

    HimbeersaftLP Fish

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    Strange, it works perfectly fine for me...

    Can you tell me how you are detaching from the screen?
     
    HimbeersaftLP, Nov 17, 2017
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  3. Ant

    Ant Spider

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    CTRL + D
     
    Ant, Nov 17, 2017
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  4. Thunder33345

    Thunder33345 Moderator Staff Member

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    does it only happens on screen?
    the problem might lies on the console itself
     
    Thunder33345, Nov 17, 2017
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  5. HimbeersaftLP

    HimbeersaftLP Fish

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    Have you tried using CTRL + A and then pressing D?
     
    HimbeersaftLP, Nov 17, 2017
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  6. SOFe

    SOFe Administrator Staff Member PMMP Team Poggit Admin

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    This sounds more like a PHP/PocketMine issue, if you see what you type and ordinary output from the server.
    Do you get any feedback if you type Ctrl+C?
     
    SOFe, Nov 17, 2017
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  7. Kyd

    Kyd Zombie Pigman

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    How you created that screen?
     
    Kyd, Nov 17, 2017
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  8. HiggsInc

    HiggsInc Silverfish

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    Do you have anything running? Check how many sessions you have running using the following command:
    screen -ls

    Also, when creating a session consider assigning a name eg. screen -S mc1
     
    HiggsInc, Nov 21, 2017
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  9. SleepSpace9

    SleepSpace9 Slime

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    SleepSpace9, Nov 22, 2017
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