Thats a good idea. I suppose you just remapped this?
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 9:53 AM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Rita [11-11-11 04:48]:
> > For whatever reason my tmux always looses the server connection (and
> kills
> > the server) when I press ctrl+a+d (i think, not really
For whatever reason my tmux always looses the server connection (and kills
the server) when I press ctrl+a+d (i think, not really sure what the key
pattern is). I know that ctrl+d closes the client.
I think I keep fat fingering ctrl+d (close a shell). What is a common
mapping for closing a client
I have a habit of pressing ctrl+d to logout of a bash shell but if I press
it too many times it eventually closes my tmux session. I typically have
over 30 windows with atleast 3 panes. I don want to lose my work :p
Is there a way I can avoid this?
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Is there a way to send keys to all panes? similar to cluster ssh
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Benefiting from Server Virtualization: Beyond Initial Workload
Consolidation -
I have 3 commands,
command1 #writes something to stdout and exit
command2 #writes something to stdout and exit
command3 #similar to tail -f its keep updating
I typically, do
ssh serverA
watch -n 5 command1
split window
ssh serverA
watch -n 5 command2
split window
ssh serverA
command3
I wou