Tag: screen

Different ways to keep a process running even after ssh logout or session/terminal is closed in linux ?

In this article, we will look at different ways to let our process running in background even after we close our terminal, or our session timeout, or due to any...

By Saket Jain Published April 25, 2019 Linux/Unix
Different ways to clear screen in Linux ?

Today we will look the different ways to clear screen in linux. 1. Clear Command [root@nglinux ~]# clear 2. Ctrl+L shortkey It has similar effect as of clear command....

By Saket Jain Published April 24, 2019 Linux/Unix
Easy to understand : How to efficiently use screen command and multiplex your terminal session ?

1. Introduction to Screen Sometimes when we take remote console session and want to have multiple terminal sessions, however the login process is quite long. Then we can use this...

By Saket Jain Published April 12, 2019 Linux/Unix

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Saket Jain is a GNU/Linux sysadmin from Alwar, Rajasthan, India. He works for a worldwide leading consumer product company and takes great pleasure on working with Linux Internals alongwith using FOSS tools to increase productivity in all areas of his daily work.

Achievements
1. He derived NGEL from Centos.
2. Created delete, undelete and deleteperm command.
3. Has more than 8 Years of experience in Linux/Unix System administration and consultation.
4. Certified Yoga Trainer under Govt. of India.
5. Limca Book of Record Certificate Holder in 2012
6. Author of the book "Unix Administration Quick Guide"
7. ITIL 2011 Foundation Certified, and RHCE Certified under RHEL5,6, and 7.
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