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Hi,
is there a way to protect my screen session from being attached by anyone
who logs into my account? sometimes the screen session contains sensitive
things, like root shells, etc., which I don't want to be accessible if
someone gets into my account.
I didn't find anything in the manual. Shall I hack it into screen or
somebody has already done it?
thanks,
Gabor
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