Hi Tmux-Users.
Facing an odd issue. In my workplace sysadmin has a set a TMOUT readonly
variable in the bash profile. I cannot unset or change this.
Problem is when I start a tmux session and logout, it will kill the tmux
session also after the bash timeout.
Has anyone seen this before and how t
On 27 May 2013 12:51, Prashant M. Bapat wrote:
> Hi Tmux-Users.
>
> Facing an odd issue. In my workplace sysadmin has a set a TMOUT readonly
> variable in the bash profile. I cannot unset or change this.
Can you not update this in tmux's environment with update-environment?
> Problem is when I s
Tried remain-on-exit, I got "pane is dead" on all the panes.
Since TMOUT is readonly, I was not able to unset it with update-environment.
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 5:27 PM, Thomas Adam wrote:
> On 27 May 2013 12:51, Prashant M. Bapat wrote:
> > Hi Tmux-Users.
> >
> > Facing an odd issue. In
On 27 May 2013 13:20, Prashant M. Bapat wrote:
> Tried remain-on-exit, I got "pane is dead" on all the panes.
Yes, and now you can respawn them.
> Since TMOUT is readonly, I was not able to unset it with update-environment.
Ah, I missed that.
Perhaps tell your sysadmin to stop making global-w
On 2013–05–24 Chris Johnsen wrote:
> That renaming behavior (based on the actual command string, not the process
> that is running) sounds like what oh-my-zsh does. You could probably modify
> omz_termsupport_preexec in lib/termsupport.zsh to ignore your "stty prefix"
> (similar to the way it stri
Hi,
I rebind the default prefix key from Ctrl+B to ` (backtick).
How do I do to really type the backtick now?
Thanks,
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You need to make use of the key assigned for 'send-prefix', the default for
that is Ctrl+B. Ctrl + B followed by backtick, should insert a backtick in
your current pane.
I usually tend to keep the send-prefix the same as the prefix key.
unbind C-b; bind ` send-prefix
Now if you type backtick twi
Oh ! Thanks ! I never knew the difference between prefix and
send-prefix, I know now.
On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 2:14 PM, Ashwin G wrote:
> You need to make use of the key assigned for 'send-prefix', the default for
> that is Ctrl+B. Ctrl + B followed by backtick, should insert a backtick in
> y
Hi there!
So far, I have tmux working as follows: I run a script with a list of
hosts (or netgroups), and it creates an ssh connection to each one. It
creates as many 12-pane windows as it requires. So far, so good.
The aim now is to have it act as a complete replacement for cssh and the
like.
