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How to figure out the PIDs of my tmux sessions?

CL answered on July 24, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer How to figure out the PIDs of my tmux sessions?

How to figure out the PIDs of my tmux sessions?

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$ tmux ls  -F 'socket_path: #{socket_path} | session_name: #{session_name} | server_pid: #{pid} | pane_pid: #{pane_pid}'
socket_path: /tmp/tmux-1000/default | session_name: 1 | server_pid: 32710 | pane_pid: 1187196

$ tmux -L lofa ls  -F 'socket_path: #{socket_path} | session_name: #{session_name} | server_pid: #{pid} | pane_pid: #{pane_pid}'
socket_path: /tmp/tmux-1000/lofa | session_name: 0 | server_pid: 2391032 | pane_pid: 2391033
socket_path: /tmp/tmux-1000/lofa | session_name: 2 | server_pid: 2391032 | pane_pid: 2393553

# or
$ tmux -L lofa ls -F \
> 'socket_path: #{socket_path}
> └── session_name: #{session_name} | server_pid: #{pid} | pane_pid: #{pane_pid}'

socket_path: /tmp/tmux-1000/lofa
└── session_name: 0 | server_pid: 2391032 | pane_pid: 2391033
socket_path: /tmp/tmux-1000/lofa
└── session_name: 2 | server_pid: 2391032 | pane_pid: 2393553

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