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what the screen code

Try to run a counter strike source server running on screen but I don't remember what code I use to run it. I'm using debian 7 64 I try screen -s counterstrike but don't work

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  • Don't kill me if I am wrong.

    screen -R
  • BradBrad Member
    edited February 2014
    screen -S "counterstrike" command
    

    That should work.

  • @Brad said:

    > screen -S "counterstrike" command
    > 

    That should work.

    I try that it don't work

  • If you give us an output as to why it's failing, that'll probably help.

  • lewekleoneklewekleonek Member
    edited February 2014

    Step 1) open screen session with (mind the capital S vs. small s which you've used in the OP):
    screen -S counterstrike

    where counterstrike is your screen name (not a command)

    Step 2) run the command that start cs server while in the screen session which was opened in Step 1) above

    Step 3) detach yourself from the screen session: CTRL+A, then D

    when you log on to shell again you can check if your screen session is still running with:

    screen -ls

    and then if it is you can re-attach to the session by:

    screen -r counterstrike

  • @lewekleonek thank a lot and everyone

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