Latest revision as of 10:36, 9 June 2021

Description

The following test cases helps to test creating and attaching sessions with abduco

Run abduco to list all active sessions, if any
Create and attache the current console abduco -A name bash (replace the name with the name of the session you want to give).
As you enter the session, execute ping google.com , which will keep running under the session from here on
Open another terminal/terminator and execute $ abduco to list the created session.

Run abduco -A name_specified_above to attach the current terminal with the session
Ensure that you can see the repeated execution of ping
To deatch from the currently attached session hit Ctrl + \
Hit ctrl+z to kill the command in the session

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 # Run <code>abduco</code> to list all active sessions, if any
-# Add <code>abduco -A ''name'' bash</code> (replace the name with the name of the session you want to give).
+# Create and attache the current console <code>abduco -A ''name'' bash</code> (replace the name with the name of the session you want to give).
 # As you enter the session, execute <code> ping google.com </code>, which will keep running under the session from here on
 # Open another terminal/terminator and execute ''$ abduco'' to list the created session.