Hello, This is my first time using a mailing list, so I apologize in advance if I am not following any specific etiquettes.
Anyways, I have been using tmux for a good while now on a CentOS 6 machine that I rent primarily for learning purposes and so I can mess around and learn more about using Linux. Recently, I changed hosting providers and moved to a new machine, and I chose to use CentOS 7 instead of 6.5 for the machine, and I have been having some difficulty getting tmux to work out of the box. I posted this question on Unix StackExchange, but I figured I’d ask here as well since I figure someone here might also have some useful information. Whenever I type any command or derivative of tmux, my terminal will move to the next line and output the string of characters “1;2c” into my current line. I have no idea why it is doing this. I have tried all sorts of things to try to get it to work (and finally, it put error logs into my home directory). I received this client log and this server log after running tmux a few more times and rebooting my machine (note: I did have a lot more things in my config, but I have since removed them — see the link down below for my running config). One person said something to me about my $TERM, which is currently xterm-256color. Per this user’s request, I added set -g default-terminal “screen-256color” to my .tmux.config and rebooted my machine, but this did not resolve the issue. He said that my current $TERM would be fine since it supports 256 colors. Finally, another thing I have tried is removing a line from my /etc/fstab file, as per an ArchLinux forum post. However, this did not yield any results either… I appreciate any help anyone can offer towards resolving this issue. My CentOS 7 is running the latest updates of all installed software. Thank you! Running config Cheers, ———————————— Justin W. Flory jflo...@gmail.com
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