Tmux: Hangs and Do Not Load, and Do Not Respond to Any Option Command

tmux: hangs and do not load, and do not respond to any option command

Thanks.
I found the problem. The tmux process were in D state, and I had no choice but to reboot the system.
The problem came from kerberos ticket expiring after a while. And find a scripts that solves this problem:
https://iain.cx/src/ktmux/

tmux and vim are frozen

Ctrl+s will freeze a terminal session, hit Ctrl+q when it happens. I've remapped my buttons for split jumping to be SPACE+h/j/k/l because its easier and less likely to hit that annoying freeze command.

tmux fzf-tmux freezes when run with shortcut

The issue was that tmux after 3.0 locks up everything until the run-shell command exits if the -b flag is not passed

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/issues/1841
https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/2025#issuecomment-567849015

tmux does not start when using tty (ubuntu 11.10)

In Ubuntu, the various terminfo files are provided by ncurses-base1 - you might first want to try reinstalling to see if that fixes your issue.

If that doesn't work, you can always copy the working terminfo (from the box you are SSH'ing from) across to your Ubuntu machine.

First, establish that you do not have an entry for linux on the Ubuntu box:

infocmp linux

Then, on the machine that you SSH from, make a copy of the terminfo:

infocmp linux > linux

copy it to your remote machine with scp and then, on the remote machine, install it with:

# tic /path/to/linux

You should also consider installing screen-256color as this is the terminfo tmux works best with.



1. http://packages.ubuntu.com/ko/natty/ncurses-base

Sequence of keypresses crashes tmux

Seems to be fixed in the very newly released (11 hours ago) tmux 3.3!



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