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a|Original session (say _user1_):
. Set suid root bit on `screen` binary: `chmod +s /usr/bin.screen`
. Set suid root bit on `screen` binary: `sudo chmod +s /usr/bin.screen`
. Inside session you want to share: `C-a :` then `multiuser on` to enable sharing session.
. Add usernames to share the session with: `C-a :` `acladd <username>`
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. Run in shell: `screen -x <sharing username>/`, in our example `screen -x user1/`
|Sets up sharing the session. Another user connecting to the session views real-time its output, can enter and run commands himself. Also see *aclchg*, *acldel*, *aclgrp* for controlling what the connecting user can and cannot do.
|Sets up sharing the session. Another user connecting to the session views real-time its output, can enter and run commands himself. Also see *aclchg*, *acldel*, *aclgrp* for controlling what the connecting user can and cannot do. E.g. to remove _write_ permissions from all users on all windows: `:aclchg * -w #`
|*C-a **
| See who is connected to your shared screen session.