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If I have multiple screens with the same name, how could I kill all of them without checking all of their PIDs, and then executing screen -wipe?
Example:
24754.screen1 (Detached)
32236.screen1 (Detached)
7308.screen1 (Detached)
3896.screen1 (Detached)
10155.screen1 (Detached)
10888.screen1 (Detached)
28438.screen1 (Detached)
26008.screen1 (Detached)
I would like to kill all instances of screen1, terminate any processes running within, and not need to run screen -wipe after.
Not sure if clean enough. The -X quit operation shall not need a -wipe:
You should able to dive into each shell your session started and send an exit in theory