Everything seems to work when I'm not using cron.
This command works from the prompt, but will not work when crontab
executes it (and outputs no error):
cd $HOME; /usr/local/bin/tmux new -d irssi > tmux_err 2>&1
On 4/1/2010 8:48 PM, Micah Cowan wrote:
> Stealth wrote:
>
>> Is there a way to l
Stealth wrote:
> Is there a way to load tmux using crontab?
>
> Example: I do plenty of running things in tmux (namely IRC), and would
> like the sessions created automatically when my server reboots. I did a
> test using "@hourly tmux new ", but when the hour changed I
> didn't have a new session
Is there a way to load tmux using crontab?
Example: I do plenty of running things in tmux (namely IRC), and would
like the sessions created automatically when my server reboots. I did a
test using "@hourly tmux new ", but when the hour changed I
didn't have a new session or an error mail.
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On Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 12:21:18PM -0700, Stealth alicious wrote:
> Is it possible to have tmux lock the session?
>
> Here's my situation: I work in an IT-related company and I use tmux to
> access my home server to use some of my own utilities and to work on some
> personal projects. I am often a
Is it possible to have tmux lock the session?
Here's my situation: I work in an IT-related company and I use tmux to
access my home server to use some of my own utilities and to work on some
personal projects. I am often away from my computer and would like a way to
blank and lock the screen so no
I wanted to build tmux statically on Linux by using
make LDCONFIG=-static
This does not work now because -lrt is missing from the libraries. I don't
know whether the same applies to other platforms as well. This patch fixes
it:
diff -ru tmux-1.2/configure tmux-1.2.patched/configure
--- tmux-1.2/
