1) remove your .tmux.conf file (to simplify things)
2) create a file with just the word "new" in it called cmds
3) start tmux with the command:
tmux start-server \; source cmds
4) do 'tmux attach' (question: why does it detach in the first place?)
5) do 'printenv | grep -i SSH' and observe the missing SSH variables
or:
1) remove your .tmux.conf
2) create a file with just the word "new" in it called cmds
3) start tmux with the command "tmux".
4) do "printenv | grep -i SSH" and observe that the SSH vars *are* present
5) do "tmux source cmds" (from within the tmux window)
6) switch to the new session and window
7) do "printenv | grep -i SSH" and observe the missing SSH env vars
so is it a bug? i.e. is 'source' supposed to accept *all* commands
and do the right thing?
or a documentation bug? i.e. "new-session" isn't allowed in a source'ed file?
note that if you extend the 2nd experiment and create a file called cmds2
with "neww" (new-window) in it, and then do "tmux source cmds2", the
shell in the new window *does* have the SSH env vars while the shell
created by the original 'new' (new-session) command does *not*.
thoughts/comments?
/mark
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