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--- screen:index [2018/09/21 13:54] – orel
+++ screen:index [2024/03/18 15:06] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Kill a remote screen session
   $ screen -S sessionid -X quit
+Launch several commands in several windows, but in the same session:
+  $ screen -S sessionid -t win1 -A -d -m bash
+  $ screen -S sessionid -X screen -t win2 -A -d -m bash
+  $ screen -ls sessionid
+Reattach all windows (use "ctrl-a + w" to list all windows):
+  $ screen -r sessionid
+Reattach a given window: ???
+Shortcuts:
+  * Ctrl+a d : detach
+  * ...
 ===== TMUX Tips =====
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 Start another window in this session:
   $ tmux new-window -t sessionid -n win1 bash
 List windows and panes:
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   $ tmux list-panes -t sessionid:0    # list all panes in window 0 of session
-Attach session to the end user's terminal (tmux in foreground):
+Attach session to the end user's terminal (tmux in foreground). Then, you can get multiple displays of a session:
   $ tmux attach-session -t sessionid
-Join / Break windows / panes...
+Enable mouse (useful to switch windows or select panes in tmux) :
-  $ tmux join -t qemunet:0 # ???
+  $ tmux set-option -t sessionid -g mouse on
-  $ tmux break ...
+Moving a source pane into a target window:
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
+    pouet:0.0: ...
+    pouet:1.0: ...   <- current one
-Kill session:
+  # mv src pane 'pouet:1.0' to win 'pouet:0'
+  $ tmux join-pane -t pouet:0
-  $ tmux kill-session -t sessionid
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
+    pouet:0.0: ...
+    pouet:0.1: ...   <- current one
+In order to reverse the 'join-pane' operation, use break-pane:
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
+    pouet:0.0: ...
+    pouet:0.1: ...   <- current one
-Pipe a pane:
+  $ tmux break-pane # break src pane off its current window
-  # In a first terminal:
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
-  $ tmux new-session -s sessionid bash
+    pouet:0.0: ...
-  ...
+    pouet:1.0: ...   <- current one
+Instead of moving an existing pane, you can use 'split-window' to create a new pane:
-  # In a second terminal:
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
-  $ rm -f /tmp/tmuxpipe ; mkfifo /tmp/tmuxpipe
+    pouet:0.0: ...
-  $ tmux pipe-pane -t sessionid:0.0 -O -o 'cat >> /tmp/tmuxpipe'
+    pouet:1.0: ...   <- current one
-  $ cat /tmp/tmuxpipe
-  # ...
-  $ tmux pipe-pane -t sessionid:0.0 -I -o 'cat < /tmp/tmuxpipe'
-  $ echo coucou > /tmp/tmuxpipe
-All together:
+  $ tmux split-window
-  $ rm -f /tmp/fifo1 /tmp/fifo2 ; mkfifo /tmp/fifo1 ; mkfifo /tmp/fifo2
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
-  $ gcc dpipe.c
+    pouet:0.0: ...
-  $ tmux pipe-pane -t sessionid:0.0 -I -O -o './a.out /tmp/fifo1 /tmp/fifo2'
+    pouet:1.0: ...
-  $ cat > /tmp/fifo2 & cat /tmp/fifo1
+    pouet:1.1: ...   <- current one
+If you want to reverse the prevous
-Configure your session:
+  $ tmux break-pane
-  $ tmux set-option -t sessionid -g default-shell /bin/bash
+Kill session:
-  # enable to select panes/windows  with mouse (howewer, hold shift key, to copy/paste with mouse)
-  $ tmux set-option -t sessionid -g mouse on
-  $ tmux set-option -g prefix C-b   # default prefix
+  $ tmux kill-session -t sessionid
-  $ tmux bind-key C-c kill-session  # press "C-b C-c" to kill session!
-  $ tmux set-window-option -g window-status-current-bg red
+Link a window/pane in another session (multiple display):
-  $ tmux set-option -g status-left ''
-  $ tmux set-option -g status-right '#[fg=colour233,bg=colour241,bold] %d/%m/%Y #[fg=colour233,bg=colour245,bold] %H:%M:%S '
+  $ tmux new-session -s pouet1
+  $ tmux new-session -s pouet2
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
+    pouet1:0.0: ... %0 (active)
+    pouet2:0.0: ... %1 (active)
+  $ tmux link-window -s pouet1:0.0 -t pouet2
+  $ tmux list-panes -a
+    pouet1:0.0: ... %0 (active)
+    pouet2:0.0: ... %1 (active)
+    pouet2:0.0: ... %0 (active)
+==== Useful Shortcuts ====
+  * ctrl-b d => detach
+  * ctrl-b w => list windows and select it
+  * ctrl-b n => next window
+  * ctrl-b p => previous window
+  * ctrl-b # => go to window # (select by number)
+  * ctrl-b ? => help
+  * ctrl-b c => new shell window
+  * ctrl-b x => kill current pane
+I use to rebind 'ctrl-b x' to kill current session (or server), like that:
+  tmux bind-key x kill-session
+If you want to list current tmux sessions:
+  tmux ls
+If you want to (re-)attach your session (assuming there is only one running session):
+  tmux a
+If you want to kill all...
+  tmux kill-server
+Enjoy!