Here's a very simple script for starting or attaching to a tmux session
named "bad":
#!/bin/bash
if ! tmux has-session -t bad; then
tmux new-session -s bad -d
fi
tmux attach -t bad
When I run this, I get a message in the one and only window of the session
that gives the path to my .tmux.conf file and says "can't establish current
session".
Can someone explain why that happens? I don't think it has anything to do
with my .tmux.conf file.
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