TL;DR: Try sending SIGUSR1 signal to the tmux server process. In my case, after about 8 days of inactivity, I was not able to reattach: $ tmux attach no sessions However, a grep for tmux process got me this output: $ ps -aef | fgrep -i tmux hari 7139 1 1 2016 ? 2-20:32:31 tmux … Read more
I had the same problem with PuTTY and Windows 8 when connecting to tmux running on a Debian Squeeze machine. Even when setting the charset to UTF-8 in PuTTY (in the settings under Window > Translation > Remote character set) I didn’t get the correct line drawing. Setting the Remote character set to “Use font … Read more
Maybe its an issue about the version I am using, but if the above code does not work for you, try this: set -g prefix C-a unbind-key C-b bind-key C-a send-prefix
That happens because the default bindings for the arrow keys are setup with bind-key -r, specifying that they may be repeated. There are two ways that you can disable this. First, you can use set-option repeat-time 0 to disable repeating entirely. This will affect all bindings. I find that to be very annoying when resizing … Read more
As others have mentioned, your commands are being run by the shell script before launching your $SHELL; there is no general way the instance of $SHELL can know what its parent ran before starting it. To get the “initial command” into the shell history, you need to feed the command keystrokes directly to the instance of … Read more
#!/bin/bash tmux new-session -d -s my_session ‘ruby run.rb’ Create a file named my_script.sh and give it the above contents. Make the file executable by running: chmod 755 my_script.sh or chmod +x my_script.sh Then run the shell script: ./my_script.sh Making the shell script executable When you perform the chmod 755 filename command you allow everyone to … Read more
Here are the relevant settings: pane-active-border-style fg=colour,bg=colour Set the pane border colour for the currently active pane. So, try adding something like this to your ~/.tmux.conf: set-option -g pane-active-border-style fg=blue That will set a blue border around the active pane. The pane-active-border-style bg=colour option can be used for a more visible solution, as well.
Origin Answer (deprecated) Try this: setw -g mode-mouse on It can be used with the mouse-select-pane on and mouse-select-window on options. Update After tmux 2.1, mode-mouse option is no longer available. You should now use: set -g mouse on to capture mouse event.
CTRL–b s found it! Alex’s answer is awesome as well. Note CTRL–b is my prefix, your prefix could be something else.
There’s an excellent gist by Martijn Vermaat, which addresses your problem in great depth, although it is intended for screen users, so I’m adjusting it for tmux here. To summarize: create ~/.ssh/rc if it doesn’t exist yet, and add the following content: #!/bin/bash # Fix SSH auth socket location so agent forwarding works with tmux. … Read more