tmux is a beautiful terminal application, which is able to survive disconnections.
But I ofte forget to start it, when I connect to a server via SSH.
I found this solution on the internet, unfortunately I cannot remember where, so I cannot give kredit to the originator.
However: put this at the end of your bashrc, ant it will start a tmux session, if one doesn’t exists, and connect to a session that already exists.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
if [[ -n “${SSH_TTY}” ]] && [[ “${TERM}” != “tmux-256color” ]]; then tmux attach || tmux && exit
fi<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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tmux is a beautiful terminal application, which is able to survive disconnections.But I ofte forget to start it, when I connect to a server via SSH.I found this solution on the internet, unfortunately I cannot remember where, so I cannot … Continue reading