Closed warp4 closed 5 years ago
Hello @warp4,
When tmux creates a pane, it launches a login shell, and likely you have mount
commands in your ~/.bash_profile
or in your ~/.bashrc
file.
Shoot, you are right. Forgot all about this, once added for test purpose, in my .bash_profile! Thank you.
BTW, you can test for $TMUX
, e.g.
[ -z "$TMUX" ] && export TERM=xterm-256color
Already added 'env TERM=xterm-256color /bin/bash ` to my guake terminal
changed it by adding your idea to .bash_profile instead of Guake
When starting TMux and on creation of new pane & screen, my mounts are shown: /boot : already mounted / : ignored /home : already mounted /media/moun1 : already mounted /media/mount2 : already mounted /media/mount3 : already mounted /media/mount4 : already mounted /media/mount5 : already mounted /media/mount6 : already mounted /media/mount7 : already mounted /media/mount8 : already mounted /media/mount9 : already mounted /media/mount10 : already mounted /media/mount11 : ignored /media/mount12 : ignored /media/mount13 : ignored