kRiSiS
31-10-2006, 06:37
I've run into a problem with screen. In an ssh session with putty, when I type "screen" to get into a new screen, it gives me "Directory '/tmp/screens' must have mode 755." When I chmod 755 /tmp/screens, it gives me the same error.
Edit: I rebooted and tried to run screen from the start. Here's what happened:
[admin@MSHOME root]$ login as: admin
admin@ip's password:
[admin@MSHOME root]$ screen
/tmp/screens/S-admin is not a directory.
[admin@MSHOME root]$ screen
'/tmp/screens' must be a directory.
[admin@MSHOME root]$ ls /tmp/screens/
S-admin
[admin@MSHOME root]$ ls /tmp/screens/S-admin/
[admin@MSHOME root]$
Obviously, /tmp/screens is a directory, and so is S-admin. What's going on?
Edit: I rebooted and tried to run screen from the start. Here's what happened:
[admin@MSHOME root]$ login as: admin
admin@ip's password:
[admin@MSHOME root]$ screen
/tmp/screens/S-admin is not a directory.
[admin@MSHOME root]$ screen
'/tmp/screens' must be a directory.
[admin@MSHOME root]$ ls /tmp/screens/
S-admin
[admin@MSHOME root]$ ls /tmp/screens/S-admin/
[admin@MSHOME root]$
Obviously, /tmp/screens is a directory, and so is S-admin. What's going on?