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Start tmux session immediately after killing tmux server
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If I run
tmux kill-server ; tmux new -d -s test
Sometimes it works, and sometimes I get lost server or no server running on /tmp/tmux-1000/default.
If I do
tmux kill-server ; sleep 0.1; tmux new -d -s test
Then it always works. But I suspect it might fail on a heavily loaded system.
What's happening during that sleep 0.1 and is there a way to explicitely wait for it?
tmux
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If I run
tmux kill-server ; tmux new -d -s test
Sometimes it works, and sometimes I get lost server or no server running on /tmp/tmux-1000/default.
If I do
tmux kill-server ; sleep 0.1; tmux new -d -s test
Then it always works. But I suspect it might fail on a heavily loaded system.
What's happening during that sleep 0.1 and is there a way to explicitely wait for it?
tmux
asked May 30 at 19:49
dspeyerdspeyer
1011
add a comment |
If I run
tmux kill-server ; tmux new -d -s test
Sometimes it works, and sometimes I get lost server or no server running on /tmp/tmux-1000/default.
If I do
tmux kill-server ; sleep 0.1; tmux new -d -s test
Then it always works. But I suspect it might fail on a heavily loaded system.
What's happening during that sleep 0.1 and is there a way to explicitely wait for it?
tmux
asked May 30 at 19:49
dspeyerdspeyer
1011
If I run
tmux kill-server ; tmux new -d -s test
Sometimes it works, and sometimes I get lost server or no server running on /tmp/tmux-1000/default.
If I do
tmux kill-server ; sleep 0.1; tmux new -d -s test
Then it always works. But I suspect it might fail on a heavily loaded system.
What's happening during that sleep 0.1 and is there a way to explicitely wait for it?
tmux
tmux
asked May 30 at 19:49
dspeyerdspeyer
1011
asked May 30 at 19:49
dspeyerdspeyer
1011
asked May 30 at 19:49
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1011
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Inline execution of commands will not always work seamlessly reason is:
- If you run first command which need time to execute by system.
- And second command is dependent on it and if required same/partial resources.
It is good to have delay between inline commands. System will be as responsive as we think some time :)
answered May 31 at 2:45
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Inline execution of commands will not always work seamlessly reason is:
- If you run first command which need time to execute by system.
- And second command is dependent on it and if required same/partial resources.
It is good to have delay between inline commands. System will be as responsive as we think some time :)
answered May 31 at 2:45
Linux_guyLinux_guy
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Inline execution of commands will not always work seamlessly reason is:
- If you run first command which need time to execute by system.
- And second command is dependent on it and if required same/partial resources.
It is good to have delay between inline commands. System will be as responsive as we think some time :)
answered May 31 at 2:45
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Inline execution of commands will not always work seamlessly reason is:
- If you run first command which need time to execute by system.
- And second command is dependent on it and if required same/partial resources.
It is good to have delay between inline commands. System will be as responsive as we think some time :)
answered May 31 at 2:45
Linux_guyLinux_guy
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Inline execution of commands will not always work seamlessly reason is:
- If you run first command which need time to execute by system.
- And second command is dependent on it and if required same/partial resources.
It is good to have delay between inline commands. System will be as responsive as we think some time :)
answered May 31 at 2:45
Linux_guyLinux_guy
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answered May 31 at 2:45
Linux_guyLinux_guy
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