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Why do I have to re-set env vars in tmux when I re-attach? @ChrisW. This is rather strange. Are you saying that SSH_AUTH_SOCK is being removed from the environment of the new windows? Tmux' man page states that update-environment will remove variables "that do not exist in the source environment [...] as if -r was given to the set-environment command". I think I'm missing a piece of the puzzle, could you perhaps show how you start the ssh-agent? Also, what do show-environment and show-environment -g right after you connect with sshh() ? If you just ssh into the remote machine, what does printenv show? |
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Why do I have to re-set env vars in tmux when I re-attach? ...editing..... |
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Why do I have to re-set env vars in tmux when I re-attach? @ChrisW. I assumed that the script should be put in the rc file of your login shell on the remote machine. If you login, a new shell is spawned, SSH_AUTH_SOCK is changed and exported. When you then start tmux, it will inherit SSH_AUTH_SOCK from the parent environment. Since the value of SSH_AUTH_SOCK is now fixed, tmux should keep working on subsequent logins... Maybe I misunderstood the problem |
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answered | Why do I have to re-set env vars in tmux when I re-attach? |
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Aug 17 |
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loading python when the linux kernel boots added link to external tutorial about initrd |
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loading python when the linux kernel boots @Coder404 I only brought up the link to present a possible approach - You'll have to look at the source and Makefiles yourself. The good news is, you don't have to change the Kernel. The bad news is there is no step by step tutorial I know of. |
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answered | loading python when the linux kernel boots |
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Aug 16 |
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Backspace Acting like Enter in Bash @paxdiablo @Kevdog777 No problem. I'm glad you could fix it using stty. I my mind I was already falling down the Termcap/Terminfo rabbit hole... you don't wanna go there. |
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Backspace Acting like Enter in Bash @paxdiablo Beat me to it : ) |
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Aug 16 |
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Backspace Acting like Enter in Bash Could you post the output of stty -a? |
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Aug 15 |
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Debugging a Segmentation Fault could you post the whole backtrace? |
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Aug 15 |
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Why do so many programs live in PATH? added paragraph about performance |
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Aug 15 |
answered | Why do so many programs live in PATH? |
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Aug 15 |
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bunzip2 to a different directory +1 for spreading the word on tar's -C flag. It's really handy, but hardly anyone knows it. |
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Aug 14 |
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Defining key sequences in Evil-mode Emacs fixed code error |
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Aug 14 |
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Defining key sequences in Evil-mode Emacs elaborated on the previous answer |
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Aug 14 |
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Defining key sequences in Evil-mode Emacs @MarkT. You're right... I'll have to dig into the Emacs documentation to hack up a function that does what you want. |
