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 We learn to use Screen with the program Mr Bayes in a node of the cluster. Without screen we had to keep the terminal open all the time (and if it is closed accidentally MrBayes will be interrupted). So: We learn to use Screen with the program Mr Bayes in a node of the cluster. Without screen we had to keep the terminal open all the time (and if it is closed accidentally MrBayes will be interrupted). So:
  
-1. Connection with te cluster as usual: +1.- Connection with te cluster as usual: 
  
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-2. Start a screen session with an id label+2.- Start a screen session with an id label
  
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 Here we don't notice any change, it's like use the command 'clear'. The prompt ($) will be the same, but now we are inside a 'screen terminal' Here we don't notice any change, it's like use the command 'clear'. The prompt ($) will be the same, but now we are inside a 'screen terminal'
  
-3. Now let's do a qlogin with the resources that we'll need:+3.- Now let's do a qlogin with the resources that we'll need:
  
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-4. Execute the program, in this example, Mr Bayes+4.- Execute the program, in this example, Mr Bayes
  
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 Now we can exit even from the cluster, our program will keep running Now we can exit even from the cluster, our program will keep running
  
-6. After log in again to cluster-ceab, if we want to reattach to our screen session first we check how many sessions are.+5.- After log in again to cluster-ceab, if we want to reattach to our screen session first we check how many sessions are. 
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 miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$ screen -ls miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$ screen -ls
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 screen -r <screen.id> screen -r <screen.id>
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 or or
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 screen -d -r <screen.id> screen -d -r <screen.id>
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-7. When the program has ended and we want to close the screen session. First close the program if it's opened.+6.- When the program has ended and we want to close the screen session. First close the program if it's opened.
 Then exit the node to close the qlogin and finally exit again to close the screen session Then exit the node to close the qlogin and finally exit again to close the screen session
  
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 #again it's like use the command clear #again it's like use the command clear
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 If I press up key: If I press up key:
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 miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$ screen -d -r 14868 # last command I used before I reattached to the screen session miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$ screen -d -r 14868 # last command I used before I reattached to the screen session
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 miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$ miguel.omullony@cluster-ceab:~$
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 This is an example. I will use  this to indicate our terminal '--------- N' ; and this '---------- S' means the screen terminal: This is an example. I will use  this to indicate our terminal '--------- N' ; and this '---------- S' means the screen terminal:
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