Sequence passthrough

[disarmer]

Hi!
I'm using tmux 2.3 locally as terminal tabs and same version remotely (nested tmux via ssh) on archlinux and ubuntu hosts. It's works perfectly, but i have problem with terminal sequence passthrough.

In plain terminal this sequence works (it's urxvt notification):
printf %b '\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007'

In one tmux passthrought sequence works too:
printf %b '\033Ptmux;\033' '\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007' '\033\\'

By my assumption, double sequence should work in nested tmux, but it doesn't (i'm getting freezed pane instead, until i'll close connection):
printf %b '\033Ptmux;\033' '\033Ptmux;\033' '\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007' '\033\\' '\033\\'
It there any way to pass sequence through two tmux?

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TERM=tmux-256color inside, and TERM=rxvt-unicode-256color outside
% uname -sp && tmux -V && echo $TERM
Linux unknown
tmux 2.3
tmux-256color

[nicm]

I don't think you are escaping \033 and \ enough times in the second case.

\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007
\033Ptmux;\033\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007\033\
\033Ptmux;\033\033Ptmux\033\033\033\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007\033\033\\\033\

[disarmer]

Hm, last command still doesn't work, but not freezing terminal, just prints nothing.

If i start tmux server with -vvvvvv, running second sequence, i get this output in log:

1491259766.123269 input_parse: %0 ground, 34 bytes: \033Ptmux;\033\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a\033\\
1491259766.123280 input_dcs_dispatch: "tmux;\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a"

Looks fine, notification working.

Then i'll start nested tmux, run third sequence and get this in external tmux log:

1491260284.622434 input_parse: %0 ground, 50 bytes: \033Ptmux\033\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a\033\\\033[1;1H\033[1;49r\033[2B
1491260284.622452 input_dcs_dispatch: "tmux\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a"

Almost same, but notification not working.

[nicm]

Is the nested tmux in the active window in the outer tmux? On 4 Apr 2017 12:03 am, "Александр Тихонов" <notifications@github.com> wrote: Hm, last command still doesn't work, but not freezing terminal, just prints nothing. If i start tmux server with -vvvvvv, running second sequence, i get this output in log: 1491259766.123269 input_parse: %0 ground, 34 bytes: \033Ptmux;\033\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a\033\\ 1491259766.123280 input_dcs_dispatch: "tmux;\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a" Looks fine, notification working. Then i'll start nested tmux, run third sequence and get this in external tmux log: 1491260284.622434 input_parse: %0 ground, 50 bytes: \033Ptmux\033\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a\033\\\033[1;1H\033[1;49r\033[2B 1491260284.622452 input_dcs_dispatch: "tmux\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a" Almost same, but notification not working. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#846 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AASkc1nftrnXyDfUVnAo_uwnRl3d3OwRks5rsXqmgaJpZM4MucY8> .

[disarmer]

Yes, i tried with just one window in external and one window in nested tmux, so both are active

[nicm]

Build tmux from master please (it has more logging) then show me the logs from inner and outer tmux. On 4 Apr 2017 6:46 am, "Александр Тихонов" <notifications@github.com> wrote: Yes, i tried with just one window in external and one window in nested tmux, so both are active — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#846 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AASkc6NMKpHpGzvKgY-dD857ukyH29XZks5rsdk6gaJpZM4MucY8> .

[disarmer]

Done:
outer tmux: https://dpaste.de/iLLG
inner tmux: https://dpaste.de/TuHL

[nicm]

This one is missing a semicolon after tmux, it should be 'tmux;': 1491285687.182638 input_dcs_dispatch: "tmux\033]777;notify;test;test\a\a"

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On Mon, Apr 03, 2017 at 11:24:12PM -0700, ?????????????????? ?????????????? wrote: Done: outer tmux: https://dpaste.de/iLLG inner tmux: https://dpaste.de/TuHL - You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. Link: #846 (comment)

[disarmer]

Ah, yes, it's working with semicolon:
printf %b '\033Ptmux;\033\033Ptmux;\033\033\033\033]777;notify;test;test\007\007\033\033\\\033\'
Thank you a lot!

[wilhelmy]

Where can I find documentation about this \033P escape sequence?

[lock]

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