The first one is how to copy in tmux, which had me struggling a lot. Most places say that you need to type the following sequence:
CTRL+a,[ (note my prefix is CTRL+a instead if CTRL+b).
Then something tricky happens:
In some servers I found out that selection of text is initiated with either SPACE or CTRL+SPACE. So, try one of them.
Navigate with the ARROWS to select the text.
Than, copy the selected text with CTRL+W (or ALT+W if that does not work).
Now, navigate to the desired place where you want to paste the text and type the following sequence:
CTRL+a,].
The second tip is how to control multiple servers with TMUX:
First, export a variable called HOSTS holding your servers list, e.g.:
HOSTS="host1 host2 host3 host4 host5"then run the following script in your BASH:
#!/bin/bash # ssh-everywhere.sh # a script to ssh multiple servers over multiple tmux panes usage() { echo echo echo "Application Call: " echo echo "$BNAME sessionname" echo "before calling the script do: export HOSTS='host1 host2 host3'" echo "as a list of hosts to work on, or you will be promted to type" echo "the list in." } starttmux() { echo echo $HOSTS if [ -z "$HOSTS" ]; then echo -n "Please provide of list of hosts separated by spaces [ENTER]: " read HOSTS fi tmux new-session -d -s $sessionname for i in $HOSTS do tmux split-window -v -t $sessionname "ssh $i" tmux select-layout tiled done #tmux set-window-option synchronize-panes on tmux attach -t $sessionname } BNAME=`basename $0` if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then usage exit 0 fi sessionname=$1 starttmux
That is all about TMUX for now.
P.S.
After a long struggle again, I found out how to copy paste in VI mode with tmux:
SPACE, stars selection.
CTRL+m copies to buffer.
CTRL+a,] pastes the buffer.
3 comments:
Hi, Thanks a lot for your hints I fiddled also some hours but with no result. It works like you said. But I can't map the key to the VIMish keys. I have mapped a ESC to copymode and I have mapped a p to paste. But I can't get mapped v to start mark and y to end mark.
Hi,
Unfortunately, I didn't fiddle with the mapping of keys.
Try asking in the OpenBSD irc channel. They are friendly ;-) They will direct you ofcourse to the man page, so do read before the man page or Arch wiki tmux' page.
Best, your tmux non-guru...
Hi,
how can you disable local session after attach? I want to replicate commands only on remote servers.
It can be done manually with
ctrl-b + x
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