I have just come across the old tool call splitvt, it will split two shells in a window when you run the command with it, so I think it's best that I can run splitvt to ssh to my Sguil VMware image since I need two logins at the same time. Then I can su - sguil for the second shell in a window and run the scripts. It's much more faster and easy. Since splitvt is in package, I just install it using package and directly I run
shell>splitvt ssh 192.168.0.170 -l root
And I have the screen like below and easily I can run the scripts for both shells.
shell>splitvt ssh 192.168.0.170 -l root
And I have the screen like below and easily I can run the scripts for both shells.
Small tool always helps :]
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screen also has this feature..
CTRL-a S, and then CTRL-tab to switch between the 2.
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