Nicholas Marriott (Friday 23 April 2010, 18:07): > > When you say reinstalled do you mean upgraded?
No, AFAIK, but it's possible. I'm using tmux on a remote public server (the OS is NetBSD, version 4.0.1). The machines were recently moved and there were some changes in the architecture used (before they were only Alpha, now there are also AMD64 machines). Packages (via pkgsrc) were rebuilt, but I don't know if there was also an upgrade of tmux. > Try strace or ktrace and see what is failing (you'll want to > tell it to follow child processes). OK, here's the `kdump | nl` of `ktrace -di tmux` on a non-existing /tmp/tmux-* directory: http://chr.tx0.org/arch/ml/tmux/ktrace-20100424_1.txt (If you prefer to have the output in the ml archive, tell me and I'll send it to the list.) The `fatal: main: msgbuf_write failed' is on line 294. Here's the output after I chmod 777 the /tmp/tmux-* directory: http://chr.tx0.org/arch/ml/tmux/ktrace-20100424_2.txt The `can't create socket: Permission denied' is on line 227. (Is the first time I run ktrace, so I'm not sure where to look at.) Thanks for your answer and suggestion. Christian. -- SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.lonestar.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ tmux-users mailing list tmux-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tmux-users
