To reproduce:
Get on a Window machine.
SSH into a Linux machine using Putty.
Run tmux on the remote.
Split the tmux window into two panes (one above the other)
You should have two shell windows now.
Move into lower pane
At the prompt type the following and hit enter: perl -e '$a=0;
while(1) { print "$a\n"; ++$a; }'
The torrent of data from the perl command prevents any of Tmux
commands from being accepted. This is on a wifi link to the linux
machine.
Even logging into the remote and killing perl doesn't help. It looks
like tmux buffers the output and replays it to the client. But if I
forcibly terminate the ssh connection, the buffered output is rapidly
consumed.
Is this a known problem? Any solutions? Btw, FWIW vnc doesn't have this problem.
Sorry if it's an FAQ. Google search didn't bring any results.
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