The post describes detaching, reconnecting and returning to the same windows and panes. It links to a tmux guide covering persistent sessions, copying text and customizing key bindings.
An SSH connection dropping mid-import can kill the process along with the shell, a user explains. They highlight tmux as a way to keep the session alive: detach, reconnect and reattach to the same windows, panes and work. The linked guide covers creating persistent sessions, using windows and panes, copying text and customizing key bindings.
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The post describes detaching, reconnecting and returning to the same windows and panes. It links to a tmux guide covering persistent sessions, copying text and customizing key bindings.
An SSH connection dropping mid-import can kill the process along with the shell, a user explains. They highlight tmux as a way to keep the session alive: detach, reconnect and reattach to the same windows, panes and work. The linked guide covers creating persistent sessions, using windows and panes, copying text and customizing key bindings.
flavio@flaviocopesSSH drops mid-import and the process dies with the shell. tmux keeps the session alive. Detach, reconnect, attach. Same windows, same panes, same work. Pretty cool!
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flavio@flaviocopesSSH drops mid-import and the process dies with the shell. tmux keeps the session alive. Detach, reconnect, attach. Same windows, same panes, same work. Pretty cool!