screenrc

# ~/.screenrc
# set a big scrolling buffer
#
# Use Ctrl-Q as the command character
escape ^Qq

#deflogin on
autodetach on
startup_message off
defscrollback 50000

#       d      dim
#       u      underline
#       b      bold
#       r      reverse
#       s      standout
#       B      blinking
#
#       Colors  are  coded  either as a hexadecimal number or two letters specifying the desired background and foreground color (in that order).
#       The following colors are known:
#
#       k      black
#       r      red
#       g      green
#       y      yellow
#       b      blue
#       m      magenta
#       c      cyan
#       w      white
#       d      default color
#       .      leave color unchanged
# Set the caption on the bottom line
caption always "%{= Kw}%-w%{= BW}%n %t%{-}%+w %-= @%H - %LD %d %LM - %c"

###############
# 256 colours #
###############
#
#.. __: http://frexx.de/xterm-256-notes/
#

# terminfo and termcap for nice 256 color terminal
# allow bold colors - necessary for some reason

#attrcolor b ".I"
# tell screen how to set colors. AB=background, AF=foreground
#termcapinfo xterm|xterm-256color 'AB=\E[48;5;%dm:AF=\E[38;5;%dm'
#termcapinfo xterm|xterm-256color 'ti@:te@'
#termcapinfo xterm* 'hs:ts=\E]2;:fs=07:ds=\E]2;screen07'
#term xterm-256color
#term rxvt-unicode
term xterm
#terminfo ':G0:'
# erase background with current bg color
defbce "on"

# make + and - resize the window
bind + resize +3
bind - resize -3

# auto name tabs
shelltitle ""

# stop leaving vim in the scrollback
altscreen on


# use F8 to turn the status bar off at the bottom of the screen
bindkey -k k8 hardstatus alwayslastline
# use F9 to turn the status bar on the bottom back on
bindkey -k k9 hardstatus alwaysignore
# the next 2 lines are set up to use F1 and F2 to move one screen forward or backward (respectively) through your screen session.
hardstatus off
bindkey -k k1 prev
bindkey -k k2 next
bindkey -k k3 windowlist

bindkey -k k5 focus left
bindkey -k k6 focus down
bindkey -k k7 focus up
bindkey -k k8 focus right

# disable Ctrl-S/Ctrl-Q "flow control"
defflow off

# emacs keybindings for navigation in copy mode
markkeys ^B=Y:^F=V:h=^B:l=^F:0=0:$=$:^A=0:^E=$

#Home	kh	stuff \033[1~
#
#End	kH	stuff \033[4~
#
#Insert	kI	stuff \033[2~
#
#Delete	kD	stuff \033[3~
#
#Page up	kP	stuff \033[5~
#
#Page down	kN	stuff \033[6~

# C-space sets mark. markkeys does it in screen 4.0 and higher, but 3.9x
# needs the bindkey command. (note the ^@ escape sequence for C-space.)
#markkeys ' '=^@
# bindkey -m ^@ stuff ' '

# page up and page down
bindkey -m -k kP stuff Y
bindkey -m -k kN stuff V

# HOME and END
bindkey -m -k kh stuff 0
bindkey -m -k kH stuff $
bindkey -m ^[[1~ stuff 0
bindkey -m ^[[4~ stuff $

# shortcuts:
bind V screen -t 'vim' 0 vim

# failed attempt to make C-space work in i-search too
# bindkey -m ^@ eval "stuff \033" "stuff ^@" 

# special hack for C-e, since it should go *past*
# the last char. -m means this is for copy mode only.
#bindkey -m ^e stuff "$^f"

# C-g and other keys just quit copy mode. Esc does nothing.
#markkeys \033=\015=^G=^D=h=j=k=l=H=M=L=G=g=y=c=v=a=x=b=e=B=E=w
#markkeys @=\033

# control arrows move by words. (set B, e, and w to F keys so that i can
# use them to move by words, but they themselves still quit copy mode.)
markkeys B=[:E=]:b={:e=}:w=>
bindkey -m ^[[D stuff {  #"[[}"
bindkey -m ^[[C stuff ]  #"}]^f"

screen 0
select 0

#exec $HOME/bin/screen-ssh-agent
#exec true
#source $HOME/.ssh/screen_agent

multiuser on 
aclchg s2m +rwx "#?"