When selecting a byobu session to resume it just creates a new one instead, how can I fix this?
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Basically when I connect to the server using ssh I get the list of all sessions as I've used byobu-enable but it doesn't seem to be working properly. It is running with tmux as back-end. The server is running Ubuntu 18.04 and if it matters, the fish shell. I currently use the Putty fork Kitty to connect to it as it fixes an arrow key issue in Putty.
The issue:
I have connected using two ssh sessions at the same time and renamed their byobu sessions to "ASession" and "AnotherSession". I then disconnect both ssh sessions and reconnect in a new Putty instance and get presented with this message:
I choose session 1
It seems correct so far but when I have selected one of them it instead creates a new session with the same name but with random numbers as a suffix:
I run byobu ls for this message
I would expect it to not create this new session, at least as long as no one else is attached to the existing session. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why it would create a new one every time I connect when I specifically tell it not to.
Have I just misconfigured it or is there some kind of bug here?
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Basically when I connect to the server using ssh I get the list of all sessions as I've used byobu-enable but it doesn't seem to be working properly. It is running with tmux as back-end. The server is running Ubuntu 18.04 and if it matters, the fish shell. I currently use the Putty fork Kitty to connect to it as it fixes an arrow key issue in Putty.
The issue:
I have connected using two ssh sessions at the same time and renamed their byobu sessions to "ASession" and "AnotherSession". I then disconnect both ssh sessions and reconnect in a new Putty instance and get presented with this message:
I choose session 1
It seems correct so far but when I have selected one of them it instead creates a new session with the same name but with random numbers as a suffix:
I run byobu ls for this message
I would expect it to not create this new session, at least as long as no one else is attached to the existing session. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why it would create a new one every time I connect when I specifically tell it not to.
Have I just misconfigured it or is there some kind of bug here?
18.04 ssh putty byobu tmux
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Basically when I connect to the server using ssh I get the list of all sessions as I've used byobu-enable but it doesn't seem to be working properly. It is running with tmux as back-end. The server is running Ubuntu 18.04 and if it matters, the fish shell. I currently use the Putty fork Kitty to connect to it as it fixes an arrow key issue in Putty.
The issue:
I have connected using two ssh sessions at the same time and renamed their byobu sessions to "ASession" and "AnotherSession". I then disconnect both ssh sessions and reconnect in a new Putty instance and get presented with this message:
I choose session 1
It seems correct so far but when I have selected one of them it instead creates a new session with the same name but with random numbers as a suffix:
I run byobu ls for this message
I would expect it to not create this new session, at least as long as no one else is attached to the existing session. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why it would create a new one every time I connect when I specifically tell it not to.
Have I just misconfigured it or is there some kind of bug here?
18.04 ssh putty byobu tmux
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Basically when I connect to the server using ssh I get the list of all sessions as I've used byobu-enable but it doesn't seem to be working properly. It is running with tmux as back-end. The server is running Ubuntu 18.04 and if it matters, the fish shell. I currently use the Putty fork Kitty to connect to it as it fixes an arrow key issue in Putty.
The issue:
I have connected using two ssh sessions at the same time and renamed their byobu sessions to "ASession" and "AnotherSession". I then disconnect both ssh sessions and reconnect in a new Putty instance and get presented with this message:
I choose session 1
It seems correct so far but when I have selected one of them it instead creates a new session with the same name but with random numbers as a suffix:
I run byobu ls for this message
I would expect it to not create this new session, at least as long as no one else is attached to the existing session. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me why it would create a new one every time I connect when I specifically tell it not to.
Have I just misconfigured it or is there some kind of bug here?
18.04 ssh putty byobu tmux
18.04 ssh putty byobu tmux
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