Sorry. I was working late and was tired. =(
Here's a summary;
Redirecting stdout or stderr from tmux causes indefinite terminal hang.
I had to kill the process from another terminal.
Try this;
tmux info > /dev/null
or maybe
tmux info 1> myfile
Or just try to redirect any output at all
Your message is a bit vague but I guess it is the bug in epoll, use
libevent 2 and run tmux with EVENT_NOEPOLL=1.
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 08:15:38AM -0700, Jesse Molina wrote:
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> This isn't fun.
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> tmux has-session -t MYSESSION 2> /dev/null
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> I need to omit stderr messages and just get th
Looks like bug ID: 3199205
Jesse Molina wrote:
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> This isn't fun.
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> tmux has-session -t MYSESSION 2> /dev/null
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> I need to omit stderr messages and just get the exit status from
> has-session in an if/while statement. Seems like this is totally foobar.
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>
>
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This isn't fun.
tmux has-session -t MYSESSION 2> /dev/null
I need to omit stderr messages and just get the exit status from
has-session in an if/while statement. Seems like this is totally foobar.
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fyi...
prefix, o is the default binding for "select-pane -t :.+" which was
Nicholas's suggestion (for selecting the "next" pane)
prefix, Ctrl-o is "rotate-window" which will move each pane over/down one
position (the last pane will end up in the first position) essentially
rotating the window.
O
Thanks! It's what I need.
PS: can synchronize windows ?
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It sounds to me like you are looking for
ctrl-b, then o # which takes you to the next pane, and the next, etc.
or:
ctrl-b o # (held down together) to move the panes into the current one.
Both are useful.
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Richard
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