abduco

Overview

The abduco command provides session management with a focus on simplicity. It allows you to create, attach, and detach from sessions while maintaining their state.

Syntax

abduco [options] [-e detach] {-A|-a} session [command]

Common Options

Option Description
-A Attach or create
-a Attach to session
-c Create new session
-n Create new session
-r Read-only attach
-e key Set detach key
-v Show version
-h Show help
-l List sessions
-f Force operation

Key Bindings

Command Action
Ctrl-\ Detach session
Ctrl-c Interrupt
Ctrl-d EOF
Ctrl-z Suspend

Key Use Cases

  1. Session persistence
  2. Remote work
  3. Long-running tasks
  4. Process management
  5. Simple multiplexing

Examples with Explanations

Example 1: Create Session

abduco -c mysession bash

Create new session

Example 2: Attach Session

abduco -a mysession

Attach to existing session

Example 3: List Sessions

abduco -l

Show running sessions

Common Usage Patterns

  1. Create/attach:

    abduco -A name bash

  2. Read-only:

    abduco -r name

  3. Custom detach:

    abduco -e ^q -c name

Security Considerations

  1. Session access
  2. Multi-user mode
  3. Process isolation
  4. File permissions
  5. System resources

Additional Resources

Best Practices

  1. Name sessions
  2. Monitor state
  3. Clean unused
  4. Document usage
  5. Regular checks

Configuration

  1. Detach key
  2. Session naming
  3. Command options
  4. Environment
  5. Permissions

Troubleshooting

  1. Session errors
  2. Attach issues
  3. Permission problems
  4. Process state
  5. Resource limits