Re: Running application in tmux stops when paging up/down

Thanks! I'll patch that, try again, and let you know. I sort of figured that tmux had it's own copy mode input buffer, like the scrollback buffer. I was surprised that it wasn't something that was configurable. I seem to remember this being configurable in screen, but I may be wrong. Nich

Re: Running application in tmux stops when paging up/down

On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 04:54:40PM -0700, Jesse Molina wrote: > > Hello! > > I have an application which I run in tmux. It has a rudimentary console > that takes commands and it gives regular output as well. > > I recently noticed that if I do a ctrl+b and pgup to look at the > scrollback his

Re: Running application in tmux stops when paging up/down

Yes we turn off consuming data from the pane while it is in copy mode, so it will fill up the tty buffer and the application (if it has not set the tty fd to nonblocking) will block. This is the same as if it was writing to any terminal that doesn't keep up... applications which don't want to bloc

Running application in tmux stops when paging up/down

Hello! I have an application which I run in tmux. It has a rudimentary console that takes commands and it gives regular output as well. I recently noticed that if I do a ctrl+b and pgup to look at the scrollback history, the application will stop running after a few moments. Sometimes it ta

Re: How to input same commands for multi-window/pane

On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:57:16AM +0800, alphachi wrote: > I have connected a few servers in multi-window/pane. If I want to run the > same commands like "ping *.*.*.*" for these servers, how can I only input > once instead of inputting in every window/pane? > Thanks! see 'synchronize-panes' in

How to input same commands for multi-window/pane

I have connected a few servers in multi-window/pane. If I want to run the same commands like "ping *.*.*.*" for these servers, how can I only input once instead of inputting in every window/pane? Thanks! -- All of the data

Re: How to differentiate tmux environment between Console and X

Thanks for your opinions, but the problem can't be resolved. Look at the comparison: 1. tmux of console: $TERM is screen. $tty is pts/*. $DISPLAY don't exists. 2. ssh to other host in tmux of console: $TERM is screen. $tty is pts/*. $DISPLAY don't exists. 3. tmux of X: $TERM is screen. $tty is p

Re: Ring terminal bell on alert

Hi, On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 10:56:28AM +0100, Nicholas Marriott wrote: > This looks okay but the options code has changed for tmux SVN. Can you > provide a diff against the top of SVN? > > Also please add the option to the man page. Sure, the patch attached is against SVN trunk. Thanks, Marco