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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa132.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.webzi.app/help/manage-screen-session\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.webzi.app/help/manage-screen-session\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session","crawl_time":1775488384,"first_indexed_time":1734322562,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"app,webzi!www,\/help\/manage-screen-session s443","src_root_hash":"17362963855472322932","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Manage screen session | Webzi United States","meta_descriptions":["Learn how to create, detach, resume, and manage screen sessions in Linux with this comprehensive guide. Explore advanced features like splitting screens and session logging."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Screen is a command-line tool in Linux that allows you to manage multiple persistent terminal sessions. With screen, you can run programs in the background, detach from a session without closing it, and resume it later.\nThis is particularly useful for long-running or remote tasks, as your processes continue running even if you disconnect from the server. Additionally, it lets you split the screen, create multiple windows, and efficiently manage your sessions.\nYou can also combine the use of screen with\nsending emails via SSH.\nTo start a new\nscreen\nsession, simply type:\nscreen\nThis will start a new session and bring you to a shell within\nscreen\n.\nCreate a named session\nIt's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily:\nscreen -S session_name\nDetaching from a session\nTo detach from a\nscreen\nsession without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press:\nCtrl + a + d\nThis will bring you back to the original shell, and the\nscreen\nsession will continue running in the background.\nListing active screen sessions\nTo view all currently running\nscreen\nsessions:\nscreen -ls\nThe output will be something like:\nThere is a screen on:\r\n       1234.my_long_process\n  (Detached)\r\n1 Socket in \/var\/run\/screen\/S-user.\nResuming a screen session\nTo resume a detached session:\nIf the session is named:\nscreen -r session_name\nIf the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions:\nFirst, list the sessions with\nscreen -ls\nand then resume using the session ID:\nscreen -r 1234\nTerminating a screen session\nTo end a\nscreen\nsession, you can do so in several ways:\nFrom inside the session\nExit the shell:\nSimply type\nexit\nor press\nCtrl + d\nto close the shell within\nscreen\n. This will terminate the session.\nFrom outside the session\nKill the session by name:\nscreen -S session_name -X quit\nKill the session by ID:\nscreen -X -S 1234 quit\nUseful commands within screen\nWhile inside a\nscreen\nsession, you can use various commands. All commands start with\nCtrl + a\nfollowed by another key.\nDetach the session: \nCtrl + a + d\nView the screen command list:\nCtrl + a\n \n?\nCreate a new window within screen:\nCtrl + a\n \nc\nSwitch between windows:\nCtrl + a\n \nn\n(next) or\np\n(previous)\nClose the current window:\nCtrl + a\n \nk\nAdvanced use of screen\nSplitting the screen\nYou can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time.\nSplit horizontally:\nCtrl + a\nthen\nS\nSplit vertically:\nCtrl + a\nthen\n|\nMove between regions:\nCtrl + a\nthen\nTab\nClose the current region:\nCtrl + a\nthen\nX\nScrollback\nTo scroll up and view the history:\nCtrl + a\nthen\n[\nYou can then navigate using the arrow keys or\nPage Up\nand\nPage Down\n. 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With this tutorial, you should be able to create, resume, and terminate\nscreen\nsessions, as well as use some of its advanced features to improve your workflow.","attrs_markdown":"[![Webzi](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/assets\/images\/brand\/logo\/LogotipoWebzi_Negro.svg)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/)\n\n- [Hosting](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n  ##### High-Performance Hosting\n  [Hosting Plans High-Performance Hosting from 30GB From \\$3.45\/mo](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/web-hosting)\n  \n  [WordPress Hosting Optimized for WordPress Automatic installation](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/wordpress-hosting)\n  \n  [Professional Email Business email with your domain Antispam included](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/email)\n  \n  ##### Entrepreneurs & Agencies\n  [Reseller Plans White-label hosting Ideal for agencies & entrepreneurs](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/reseller-hosting)\n  \n  [Website Builder Easily create your website No technical skills required](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/examples)\n  \n  [Express Website Website built by experts + AI Your site in 24hrs](https:\/\/www.webzi.mx\/pagina-web-express)\n  \n  ##### Dedicated Hosting\n  [VPS & Cloud Server Scalable virtual servers High performance](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/vps)\n  \n  [Dedicated Servers Exclusive hardware Enterprise level](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/dedicated)\n  \n  [Help choosing your plan]()\n- [Domains](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n  [Register Your Domain Secure your name on the internet](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/domains)\n  \n  [Transfer Domain Bring your domain to Webzi](https:\/\/my.webzi.mx\/cart.php?a=add&domain=transfer&language=English&currency=2)\n  \n  [Domain Pricing Check our rates](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/domains\/prices)\n  \n  [Check availability](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/domains)\n- [Security](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n  #### Website Security\n  Comprehensive protection for your online presence\n  \n  [SSL Certificates Protect your users' information](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/ssl)\n  \n  [Anti SPAM Automatically filter unwanted mail](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/antispam)\n  \n  [Privacy Protect Hide your personal data from WHOIS](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/privacy-protect)\n  \n  [Dedicated IP Exclusive IP address for your site](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/dedicated-ip)\n  \n  [Web Guardians Comprehensive protection & monitoring service](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/web-guardians)\n  \n  [View all security services](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/security)\n- [Webzi](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n  #### ABOUT US\n  [About Webzi](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/about)\n  \n  [Billing](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/factura)\n  \n  [Terms & Conditions](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/tos)\n  \n  [Partners](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/partners)\n  \n  #### CONTACT CENTER\n  [WhatsApp](https:\/\/api.whatsapp.com\/send?phone=5215560877460)\n  \n  [Telegram](https:\/\/telegram.me\/ArtehostingBot)\n  \n  [Web Chat]()\n  \n  [Email](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/contact)\n  \n  #### HELP CENTER\n  [Webzi Blog](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/blog)\n  \n  [Manuals](https:\/\/help.webzi.mx\/portal\/en\/kb\/)\n  \n  [Service Status](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/status)\n\n![United States](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/img\/flags\/USA.png) En \\$\n\n###### Country\n[![USA](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/img\/flags\/USA.png)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/ \"United States\")   [![México](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/img\/flags\/M%C3%A9xico.png)](https:\/\/www.webzi.mx\/ \"México\")   [![España](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/img\/flags\/Espa%C3%B1a.png)](https:\/\/www.webzi.es\/ \"España\")   [![Colombia](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/img\/flags\/Colombia.png)](https:\/\/www.webzi.co\/ \"Colombia\")\n\n###### Language\n[🇺🇸 English](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [🇲🇽 Español México](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [🇪🇸 Español España](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [🇨🇴 Español Colombia](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n\n###### Currency\n[\\$ Pesos (MXN)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [€ Euros (EUR)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [\\$ Dollars (USD)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)   [\\$ Pesos CO (COP)](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/manage-screen-session)\n\n[Log In](https:\/\/my.webzi.mx\/clientarea.php?language=English&currency=2)\n\n[Log In](https:\/\/my.webzi.mx\/clientarea.php?language=English&currency=2)\n\n📦\n\n## Adding to cart\\!\nBASIC Plan\n\nNow let's choose your domain...\n\n👤\n\n## Accessing your account\\!\nMy Webzi\n\nRedirecting to client area...\n\n# Help Center\n1. [Help Center](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help)\n2. [SysAdmin](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/category\/sysadmin)\n3. Manage screen session\n\n# Manage screen session\n![Manage screen session](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/images\/conocimiento\/webzi_f9df96f019fdf3f064b8b57dab66f431.jpeg)\n\nScreen is a command-line tool in Linux that allows you to manage multiple persistent terminal sessions. With screen, you can run programs in the background, detach from a session without closing it, and resume it later.\n\nThis is particularly useful for long-running or remote tasks, as your processes continue running even if you disconnect from the server. Additionally, it lets you split the screen, create multiple windows, and efficiently manage your sessions.\n\nYou can also combine the use of screen with [sending emails via SSH.](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/como-enviar-un-correo-electronico-via-ssh \"send emails via SSH\")\n\nTo start a new **screen** session, simply type:\n\n`screen`\n\nThis will start a new session and bring you to a shell within **screen**.\n\n### Create a named session\nIt's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily:\n\n`screen -S session_name`\n\n## Detaching from a session\nTo detach from a **screen** session without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press:\n\n`Ctrl + a + d`\n\nThis will bring you back to the original shell, and the **screen** session will continue running in the background.\n\n## Listing active screen sessions\nTo view all currently running **screen** sessions:\n\n`screen -ls`\n\nThe output will be something like:\n\n## Resuming a screen session\nTo resume a detached session:\n\n- **If the session is named:** `screen -r session_name`\n- **If the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions:** First, list the sessions with `screen -ls` and then resume using the session ID:`screen -r 1234`\n## Terminating a screen session\nTo end a **screen** session, you can do so in several ways:\n\n### From inside the session\n- **Exit the shell:** Simply type `exit` or press `Ctrl + d` to close the shell within **screen**. This will terminate the session.\n### From outside the session\n- **Kill the session by name:** `screen -S session_name -X quit`\n- **Kill the session by ID:** `screen -X -S 1234 quit`\n## Useful commands within screen\nWhile inside a **screen** session, you can use various commands. All commands start with `Ctrl + a` followed by another key.\n\n- **Detach the session:**  `Ctrl + a + d`\n- **View the screen command list:** `Ctrl + a` `?`\n- **Create a new window within screen:** `Ctrl + a` `c`\n- **Switch between windows:** `Ctrl + a` `n` (next) or `p` (previous)\n- **Close the current window:** `Ctrl + a` `k`\n## Advanced use of screen\n### Splitting the screen\nYou can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time.\n\n- **Split horizontally:** `Ctrl + a` then `S`\n- **Split vertically:** `Ctrl + a` then `|`\n- **Move between regions:** `Ctrl + a` then `Tab`\n- **Close the current region:** `Ctrl + a` then `X`\n### Scrollback\nTo scroll up and view the history:\n\n`Ctrl + a` then `[`\n\nYou can then navigate using the arrow keys or `Page Up` and `Page Down`. To exit scroll mode, press `Esc`.\n\n## Additional tips\n- **Custom configuration:** You can customize the behavior of **screen** by editing the `~\/.screenrc` file.\n- **Session logging:** To log everything happening in a **screen** session, you can start recording with:`Ctrl + a` then `H`\n  This will create a `screenlog.0` file in the current directory.\n\nThe **screen** tool is extremely powerful and flexible for managing persistent terminal sessions on Linux. 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ZIP 11000\n\nArtehosting S.A. de C.V.\n\n© 2026 Webzi. All rights reserved.\n\n[Privacy Policy](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/tos\/privacy) [Cookies](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/tos\/cookies) [Legal](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/tos)","attrs_readable_markdown":"Screen is a command-line tool in Linux that allows you to manage multiple persistent terminal sessions. With screen, you can run programs in the background, detach from a session without closing it, and resume it later.\n\nThis is particularly useful for long-running or remote tasks, as your processes continue running even if you disconnect from the server. Additionally, it lets you split the screen, create multiple windows, and efficiently manage your sessions.\n\nYou can also combine the use of screen with [sending emails via SSH.](https:\/\/www.webzi.app\/help\/como-enviar-un-correo-electronico-via-ssh \"send emails via SSH\")\n\nTo start a new **screen** session, simply type:\n\n`screen`\n\nThis will start a new session and bring you to a shell within **screen**.\n\n### Create a named session\nIt's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily:\n\n`screen -S session_name`\n\n## Detaching from a session\nTo detach from a **screen** session without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press:\n\n`Ctrl + a + d`\n\nThis will bring you back to the original shell, and the **screen** session will continue running in the background.\n\n## Listing active screen sessions\nTo view all currently running **screen** sessions:\n\n`screen -ls`\n\nThe output will be something like:\n\n## Resuming a screen session\nTo resume a detached session:\n\n- **If the session is named:** `screen -r session_name`\n- **If the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions:**First, list the sessions with `screen -ls` and then resume using the session ID:`screen -r 1234`\n## Terminating a screen session\nTo end a **screen** session, you can do so in several ways:\n\n### From inside the session\n- **Exit the shell:** Simply type `exit` or press `Ctrl + d` to close the shell within **screen**. This will terminate the session.\n### From outside the session\n- **Kill the session by name:** `screen -S session_name -X quit`\n- **Kill the session by ID:** `screen -X -S 1234 quit`\n## Useful commands within screen\nWhile inside a **screen** session, you can use various commands. All commands start with `Ctrl + a` followed by another key.\n\n- **Detach the session:**  `Ctrl + a + d`\n- **View the screen command list:** `Ctrl + a` `?`\n- **Create a new window within screen:** `Ctrl + a` `c`\n- **Switch between windows:** `Ctrl + a` `n` (next) or `p` (previous)\n- **Close the current window:** `Ctrl + a` `k`\n## Advanced use of screen\n### Splitting the screen\nYou can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time.\n\n- **Split horizontally:** `Ctrl + a` then `S`\n- **Split vertically:** `Ctrl + a` then `|`\n- **Move between regions:** `Ctrl + a` then `Tab`\n- **Close the current region:** `Ctrl + a` then `X`\n### Scrollback\nTo scroll up and view the history:\n\n`Ctrl + a` then `[`\n\nYou can then navigate using the arrow keys or `Page Up` and `Page Down`. To exit scroll mode, press `Esc`.\n\n## Additional tips\n- **Custom configuration:** You can customize the behavior of **screen** by editing the `~\/.screenrc` file.\n- **Session logging:** To log everything happening in a **screen** session, you can start recording with:`Ctrl + a` then `H`\n  This will create a `screenlog.0` file in the current directory.\n\nThe **screen** tool is extremely powerful and flexible for managing persistent terminal sessions on Linux. With this tutorial, you should be able to create, resume, and terminate **screen** sessions, as well as use some of its advanced features to improve your workflow.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Screen is a command-line tool in Linux that allows you to manage multiple persistent terminal sessions. With screen, you can run programs in the background, detach from a session without closing it, and resume it later. This is particularly useful for long-running or remote tasks, as your processes continue running even if you disconnect from the server. Additionally, it lets you split the screen, create multiple windows, and efficiently manage your sessions. You can also combine the use of screen with sending emails via SSH. To start a new screen session, simply type: screen This will start a new session and bring you to a shell within screen . Create a named session It's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily: screen -S session_name Detaching from a session To detach from a screen session without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press: Ctrl + a + d This will bring you back to the original shell, and the screen session will continue running in the background. Listing active screen sessions To view all currently running screen sessions: screen -ls The output will be something like: There is a screen on: 1234.my_long_process (Detached) 1 Socket in /var/run/screen/S-user. Resuming a screen session To resume a detached session: If the session is named: screen -r session_name If the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions: First, list the sessions with screen -ls and then resume using the session ID: screen -r 1234 Terminating a screen session To end a screen session, you can do so in several ways: From inside the session Exit the shell: Simply type exit or press Ctrl + d to close the shell within screen . This will terminate the session. From outside the session Kill the session by name: screen -S session_name -X quit Kill the session by ID: screen -X -S 1234 quit Useful commands within screen While inside a screen session, you can use various commands. All commands start with Ctrl + a followed by another key. Detach the session: Ctrl + a + d View the screen command list: Ctrl + a ? Create a new window within screen: Ctrl + a c Switch between windows: Ctrl + a n (next) or p (previous) Close the current window: Ctrl + a k Advanced use of screen Splitting the screen You can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time. Split horizontally: Ctrl + a then S Split vertically: Ctrl + a then \| Move between regions: Ctrl + a then Tab Close the current region: Ctrl + a then X Scrollback To scroll up and view the history: Ctrl + a then [ You can then navigate using the arrow keys or Page Up and Page Down . To exit scroll mode, press Esc . Additional tips Custom configuration: You can customize the behavior of screen by editing the ~/.screenrc file. Session logging: To log everything happening in a screen session, you can start recording with: Ctrl + a then H This will create a screenlog.0 file in the current directory. The screen tool is extremely powerful and flexible for managing persistent terminal sessions on Linux. With this tutorial, you should be able to create, resume, and terminate screen sessions, as well as use some of its advanced features to improve your workflow.
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You can also combine the use of screen with [sending emails via SSH.](https://www.webzi.app/help/como-enviar-un-correo-electronico-via-ssh "send emails via SSH") To start a new screen session, simply type: `screen` This will start a new session and bring you to a shell within screen. ### Create a named session It's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily: `screen -S session_name` ## Detaching from a session To detach from a screen session without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press: `Ctrl + a + d` This will bring you back to the original shell, and the screen session will continue running in the background. ## Listing active screen sessions To view all currently running screen sessions: `screen -ls` The output will be something like: ## Resuming a screen session To resume a detached session: - If the session is named: `screen -r session_name` - If the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions: First, list the sessions with `screen -ls` and then resume using the session ID:`screen -r 1234` ## Terminating a screen session To end a screen session, you can do so in several ways: ### From inside the session - Exit the shell: Simply type `exit` or press `Ctrl + d` to close the shell within screen. This will terminate the session. ### From outside the session - Kill the session by name: `screen -S session_name -X quit` - Kill the session by ID: `screen -X -S 1234 quit` ## Useful commands within screen While inside a screen session, you can use various commands. All commands start with `Ctrl + a` followed by another key. - Detach the session: `Ctrl + a + d` - View the screen command list: `Ctrl + a` `?` - Create a new window within screen: `Ctrl + a` `c` - Switch between windows: `Ctrl + a` `n` (next) or `p` (previous) - Close the current window: `Ctrl + a` `k` ## Advanced use of screen ### Splitting the screen You can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time. - Split horizontally: `Ctrl + a` then `S` - Split vertically: `Ctrl + a` then `\|` - Move between regions: `Ctrl + a` then `Tab` - Close the current region: `Ctrl + a` then `X` ### Scrollback To scroll up and view the history: `Ctrl + a` then `[` You can then navigate using the arrow keys or `Page Up` and `Page Down`. To exit scroll mode, press `Esc`. ## Additional tips - Custom configuration: You can customize the behavior of screen by editing the `~/.screenrc` file. - Session logging: To log everything happening in a screen session, you can start recording with:`Ctrl + a` then `H` This will create a `screenlog.0` file in the current directory. The screen tool is extremely powerful and flexible for managing persistent terminal sessions on Linux. With this tutorial, you should be able to create, resume, and terminate screen sessions, as well as use some of its advanced features to improve your workflow. 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Readable Markdown	Screen is a command-line tool in Linux that allows you to manage multiple persistent terminal sessions. With screen, you can run programs in the background, detach from a session without closing it, and resume it later. This is particularly useful for long-running or remote tasks, as your processes continue running even if you disconnect from the server. Additionally, it lets you split the screen, create multiple windows, and efficiently manage your sessions. You can also combine the use of screen with [sending emails via SSH.](https://www.webzi.app/help/como-enviar-un-correo-electronico-via-ssh "send emails via SSH") To start a new screen session, simply type: `screen` This will start a new session and bring you to a shell within screen. ### Create a named session It's useful to assign a name to the session to identify it more easily: `screen -S session_name` ## Detaching from a session To detach from a screen session without closing it (i.e., leave it running in the background), press: `Ctrl + a + d` This will bring you back to the original shell, and the screen session will continue running in the background. ## Listing active screen sessions To view all currently running screen sessions: `screen -ls` The output will be something like: ## Resuming a screen session To resume a detached session: - If the session is named: `screen -r session_name` - If the session is unnamed or there are multiple sessions:First, list the sessions with `screen -ls` and then resume using the session ID:`screen -r 1234` ## Terminating a screen session To end a screen session, you can do so in several ways: ### From inside the session - Exit the shell: Simply type `exit` or press `Ctrl + d` to close the shell within screen. This will terminate the session. ### From outside the session - Kill the session by name: `screen -S session_name -X quit` - Kill the session by ID: `screen -X -S 1234 quit` ## Useful commands within screen While inside a screen session, you can use various commands. All commands start with `Ctrl + a` followed by another key. - Detach the session: `Ctrl + a + d` - View the screen command list: `Ctrl + a` `?` - Create a new window within screen: `Ctrl + a` `c` - Switch between windows: `Ctrl + a` `n` (next) or `p` (previous) - Close the current window: `Ctrl + a` `k` ## Advanced use of screen ### Splitting the screen You can split the screen to view multiple windows at the same time. - Split horizontally: `Ctrl + a` then `S` - Split vertically: `Ctrl + a` then `\|` - Move between regions: `Ctrl + a` then `Tab` - Close the current region: `Ctrl + a` then `X` ### Scrollback To scroll up and view the history: `Ctrl + a` then `[` You can then navigate using the arrow keys or `Page Up` and `Page Down`. To exit scroll mode, press `Esc`. ## Additional tips - Custom configuration: You can customize the behavior of screen by editing the `~/.screenrc` file. - Session logging: To log everything happening in a screen session, you can start recording with:`Ctrl + a` then `H` This will create a `screenlog.0` file in the current directory. The screen tool is extremely powerful and flexible for managing persistent terminal sessions on Linux. With this tutorial, you should be able to create, resume, and terminate screen sessions, as well as use some of its advanced features to improve your workflow.
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