On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 5:38 PM, Nathan Speed <speedar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a really strange problem that I wonder if anybody else has run
> into. I upgraded to 1.8 in order to get the new `resize-pane -Z`
> functionality, but it doesn't appear to be there at all:
>
> nspeed@steak local $ tmux -V
> tmux 1.8
> nspeed@steak local $ tmux resize-pane -Z
> usage: resize-pane [-DLRU] [-t target-pane] [adjustment]
Your server is probably still running 1.7. You can verify this by
looking at the output of "tmux server-info | head -1", which will show
the version of the running server. Maybe you have some old session
that you detached and forgot about? Use "tmux list-sessions" to list
the running sessions.
You will need to restart your server to get access to the new
features. If you do not have any important sessions, you can use "tmux
kill-server" to quickly end the old server; alternatively, you could
go through each pane of every session and properly exit from each one.
If you need to hang onto your existing sessions for a while (and thus
also the 1.7 server), then you can start a new server by using the -L
or -S options. You can leave those options off once you are "inside" a
session hosted by the new server (the TMUX environment variable will
identify the proper server socket).
# start a new session in the "testing-1.8" server
tmux -L testing-1.8
--
Chris
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