I do something similar, splitting one window into four panes and running the
same watch-like command (in my case, watchc is a zsh alias) in each. Here
are the pertinent .tmux.conf lines I use:
# Keep windows open after running the command
set set-remain-on-exit on
# create new session with new window
new -d -n localhost
new-window -d -n localhost
new-window -d -n h1 'ssh hoarder01'
new-window -d -n h2 'ssh hoarder02'
[snip]
# Set up watchers
new-window -n WATCHERS 'ssh odlaw'
split-window 'ssh flambe'
split-window 'ssh spirit'
split-window 'ssh fire'
select-layout tiled
send-keys -t 0 "watchc" C-m
send-keys -t 1 "watchc" C-m
send-keys -t 2 "watchc" C-m
send-keys -t 3 "watchc" C-m
# Revert remain-on-exit to global value for future windows
set -u set-remain-on-exit
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All ears if there's a better way to accomplish the same,
Jsohua
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 3:14 PM, Rita <rmorgan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have 3 commands,
> command1 #writes something to stdout and exit
> command2 #writes something to stdout and exit
> command3 #similar to tail -f its keep updating
>
> I typically, do
>
> ssh serverA
> watch -n 5 command1
> split window
>
> ssh serverA
> watch -n 5 command2
>
> split window
> ssh serverA
> command3
>
>
> I would like to bind all this to '>' . What is the proper way to do such a
> command sequence?
>
>
>
>
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