on Wed, May 19, 2004 at 01:33:43PM -0700, Sean O'Dell (sean@celsoft.com) wrote:
> If I ssh into a machine as root, then su to a non-root user, then try to run
> screen, I get this error:
>
> ????????Cannot?open?your?terminal?'/dev/pts/0'?-?please?check.
>
> I also get this error if I log into my local machine as root, then su to a
> non-root user and try to run screen.
>
> However, if I either ssh into the remote machine, or log into the local
> machine, directly as the non-root user, screen works fine.
>
> Both the local and remote machine are updated with the latest packages from
> Debian, both unstable and testing.
>
> It's seems that, somehow, when I su to a non-root user, something changes
> that prevents screen from working.
>
> Any ideas?
I've run into a number of issues with screen on remote sessions.
One of these is related to incorrect permissions on the PTY device
files. No specific guidance, but check/Google for this.
Peace.
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