Under bash, I have a function defined like so:
function ss () {
screen -t $1 ssh $*
}
Then, I simply type:
ss hostname
If I need to pass any options, then I simply stick it on the end, and
the resulting screen window is named the hostname. If you do not want
the fqdn, then use the .ssh/config file to set up aliases using the
Host/Hostname.
Don
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 10:31:25AM -0600, Sean Carolan wrote to To CentOS mailing list:
> Anyone know if this is possible with GNU screen?
> I would like to have a macro or keyboard shortcut whereby the
> following actions are performed:
> 1. Open new screen window (CTRL-A C)
> 2. ssh to some $host
> 3. Rename current screen as $host (CTRL-A A $host)
> I can see that typing "screen" while within a screen session opens a
> new window, however I'm not clear on how to automate steps 2 and 3.
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