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Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session?Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder about the use cases for mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to (1) re-attach to my local tmux session, (2) still see my mosh connection alive, and (3) still the server process running and displaying its output in it?

Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder about the use cases for mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to (1) re-attach to my local tmux session, (2) still see my mosh connection alive, and (3) still the server process running and displaying its output in it?

Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder about the use cases for mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to (1) re-attach to my local tmux session, (2) still see my mosh connection alive, and (3) still the server process running and displaying its output in it?

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Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder what isabout the proper way to use cases for mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to (1) re-attach to my local tmux session, and(2) still see my mosh connection alive, and (3) still the server process running and displaying its output in it?

Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder what is the proper way to use mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to re-attach to my local tmux session, and still see my mosh connection alive, and the server process running and displaying its output in it?

Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder about the use cases for mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to (1) re-attach to my local tmux session, (2) still see my mosh connection alive, and (3) still the server process running and displaying its output in it?

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Amelio Vazquez-Reina
Amelio Vazquez-Reina
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Mosh and terminal multiplexing

Reading this Q&A on the site: Can I re-attach to a mosh session? made me wonder what is the proper way to use mosh.

Say I start tmux on my local client, and then mosh to a remote host from within tmux. From this mosh session, I start a long process on the remote machine that e.g. prints info over time to stdout.

Say that I then lose connectivity on my client, or that I restart my local client (for whatever reason). Will I be able to re-attach to my local tmux session, and still see my mosh connection alive, and the server process running and displaying its output in it?