The fixing commit landed in tmux 3.1a. We have 3.1c in Hirsute and
Impish, so I'm marking the "devel" task as Fix Released.
According to the version numbers Focal is still affected (I didn't
verify with the reproducer), so I'm adding a Focal task to reflect this.
I doubt this bug qualifies for a S
** Changed in: tmux
Status: Unknown => Fix Released
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WHen tmux 3.0 is really released we should check if the fix is in and if not
maybe backport for the scope of Ubuntu 20.04.
But for now give upstream some time to release things...
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Thanks Amir for the reproducer and for filing the bug upstream. The bug
has been already fixed upstream by this commit:
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/3c312a915094fe566c323aee35387d144cdeb6b2
I'm linking this report to the upstream bug report.
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I was able to reproduce on a fresh 3.0-rc5 build and report it upstream:
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1980
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https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/1980
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Thanks for your checks Amir and Andreas.
Since this involves a "bad config" I'd say the prio isn't high.
But if one of you could report the crash upstream that would probably
help the most to eventually get rid of it.
There currently is 3.0-rc5 in Debian/experiemental.
No final 3.0 yet at https:/
Thanks Amir, reproduced the problem. Basically:
- add an invalid config to ~/.tmux.conf
- run tmux
- quickly detach
- run "tmux send-keys -t 0 q" (where "q" is just a keystroke to send)
you will get an error saying "lost server" and a crash dump in /var/crash.
** Changed in: tmux (Ubuntu)
Hello. The crash that I experienced was very similar if not identical to
this report. In my case, I was able to isolate the problem thus:
1. Start a tmux server in the background and issue a `tmux send-keys -t` at it
– the server crashes.
2. Start a tmux server in the background, attach to the se
Hello Henning, thanks for your report. I can't reproduce the issue using
Eoan, the same version of tmux and the same architecture. Is this
something that happened one-off, or does it happen often/always on your
system?
Since there isn't enough information in your report to differentiate
between a
