Hi everybody,
i made a script to open automatically my SSH sessions in a few
windows/panes, here it is :
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#!/bin/sh
tmux new-session -d -s hawkhost
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:1 -n 'VPN' 'ssh ovpn@10.10.1.70'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:2 -n 'Halo' 'ssh root@10.10.1.27'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:3 -n 'Backup-Halo' 'ssh infra@10.10.1.73'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:4 -n 'Bdd' 'ssh ht@10.10.1.19'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:5 -n 'DNS' 'ssh -p 2222 ht@10.10.1.79'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:6 -n 'Ar' 'ssh root@10.10.1.2'
tmux new-window -t hawkhost:7 -n 'Srvdmz' 'ssh root@10.1.0.10'
tmux split-window -h -t hawkhost:6 'ssh root@192.168.1.3'
tmux send-keys -t hawkhost:6.0 '/root/script.sh' C-m
tmux send-keys -t hawkhost:6.1 '/root/script.sh' C-m
tmux select-window -t hawkhost:0
tmux -2 attach-session -t hawkhost
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This script is very handy and it allows me to retrieve all my sessions
histories as soon as the tmux process on the server does not end.
My only problem is that the split-window command re-splits my already split
panes, this is not done by the new-window command. Is it possible to avoid
this (if a pane is already split, do not split it on more time, maybe this
should require an id) ?
Thanks very much for any help !
Alex
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