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tmux version compatibility

Open gaynetdinov opened this issue 8 years ago • 7 comments
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Could you please specify compatible tmux version? Seems like overmind does not work with tmux version 1.8:

$ overmind start
system  | Listening at /adjust/dashboard/.overmind.sock
system  | Tmux session ID: overmind-1KolaEDzo4WeoZvILBIdzfWlGR0U1GQL
grunt   | tmux: unknown option -- c
grunt   | usage: new-session [-AdDP] [-F format] [-n window-name] [-s session-name] [-t target-session] [-x width] [-y height] [command]
grunt   |

gaynetdinov avatar Jun 14 '17 12:06 gaynetdinov

Sorry for so late response, it was hard days.

I removed usage of the -c argument of tmux, it should for with older versions of tmux now. Please check.

DarthSim avatar Jul 05 '17 12:07 DarthSim

Ok, I'm going to close this issue since there is no activity.

DarthSim avatar Aug 11 '17 08:08 DarthSim

Strangely, with v1.0.7 I still get the usage string from tmux 1.8, although I don't get the unknown option -- c message. Not sure what that means.

ibrahima avatar Aug 30 '17 01:08 ibrahima

Oh, seems like tmux 1.8 doesn't allow to specify shell command as multiple arguments like Overmind does. I'll think how I can deal with it.

DarthSim avatar Aug 30 '17 08:08 DarthSim

Got this error with tmux v1.9 and Overmind version 1.1.1.

numbata avatar Jan 16 '18 13:01 numbata

I'm also experiencing this issue with tmux-1.8-4.el7.x86_64 and overmind-v1.1.1-linux-amd64. Is there a solution?

Edit: I didn't realize that the repo was so far behind. IUS repository for CentOS 7 has version 2.7 and that seems to be working now.

guaguasi avatar May 18 '18 21:05 guaguasi

Overmind 2.0 uses tmux's control mode, so tmux >= 1.8 should work properly.

DarthSim avatar Feb 12 '19 10:02 DarthSim