You can switch to each of the screen sessions with screen -r -d then the first number, so for the first one it would be...

screen -r -d 24910

Once you are in the screen, you can just type exit at the prompt or Crtl-C whatever application is running.

shawn

On 5-Nov-04, at 7:32 PM, Mel Seder wrote:

I was mucking around to see how wget and screen works. I think I made a mess :-(

How do I get rid of the following three sockets?

[mel@p4 mel]$ screen -ls There are screens on: 24910.pts-1.p4 (Detached) 26546.pts-3.p4 (Detached) 26630.pts-1.p4 (Attached) 3 Sockets in /tmp/uscreens/S-mel.

[mel@p4 mel]$

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