I Read The Docs, But Found Only Send Keys, Which Not Suits My Needs.

I'm using tmux on ec2 aws but i want to see what is going on in one session i created. Connect to nixos, ensure that tmux_tmpdir is exactly matching & execute tmux with that. I want attach and immediately run a command.

What I Usually Do Is I Have A Session With Different Windows To Work Locally And The Other Sessions In Which I Connect Several Windows To One Host Per Session.

Is it possible to terminate the ssh session while keeping those processes running on the remote machine? Let's say i launch a bunch of processes from a ssh session. If not, send sigusr1 to that tmux server and recheck.

I Use Ctrl+B And Then D To Leave The Session.

In other words, if i reboot the computer, will i always lose the sessions?

I Tried To Change The Rights Of The Session, But Nothing Happened How?

Connect to nixos, ensure that tmux_tmpdir is exactly matching & execute tmux with that. 69 i am using tmux on my local machine and usually have several sessions simultaneously. Let's say i launch a bunch of processes from a ssh session.

After This, I Typed Tmux Attach On The Remote Machine, Then I Got A Remote Tmux Session On My Local Tmux Session.

You have to connect using the socket name. I'm looking for a clean and easy way to share a tmux session with another user on the same machine. How i can run a command in tmux when i'm attaching to a session ?

I Use Ctrl+B And Then D To Leave The Session.

What i usually do is i have a session with different windows to work locally and the other sessions in which i connect several windows to one host per session. In nixos tmux session, check the value of tmux_tmpdir (if undefined, use /tmp) and look if a socket file is there. 228 i've opened a tmux session on my local machine, and ssh'd into the remote machine.

I Want Attach And Immediately Run A Command.

When you have got the socket file, try from mac: Is there any way to save a tmux session? Is it possible to terminate the ssh session while keeping those processes running on the remote machine?

If Not, Send Sigusr1 To That Tmux Server And Recheck.

I read the docs, but found only send keys, which not suits my needs. A session / window tree would look like this in the daily use i make of tmux: Now i want to detach from the remote tmux session, i've tried ctrl + b d but it detached my local tmux session rather than the remote one.