Replace ssh user@ip with jmux connect user@ip, use jmux kill if tmux session is being buggy simply re-do it.
- Reasoning: single ssh commands fail if connection is lost to server from remote machine, however, JMUX/TMUX perssists ssh sessions after unwated connection loss or even if you close your ssh window without first calling "exit"
- Also run as many as upto four ssh sessions in the same window at once with "jmux connect user@ip1 user@ip2 user@ip3 user@ip4", so long its the same username password on all ssh connections...
- Current limitations are on the amount of tmux panes (not windows) you can fit verticaly set to four.
Also jmux itself only takes a max of ten parameters. Caution using "jmux command", better to syncronise panes...
echo "source ~/jmux.sh" >> ~/.bashrccurl -o ~/jmux.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jabl3s/jmux/stable-release/jmux.sh && source ~/.bashrc && jmux dependenciesAfter doing the above two commands now the shortcut below is available to do similar without hassle:
jmux update- Tmux pane navigation is Ctrl+B the arrow key.
- Use "exit" command to terminate any ssh sessions.
