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Set the hostname to the first enclosing tmux when ssh-ing to a server. This snippet has to be put into the .bashrc *of the server*
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# On the Server | |
## In .bashrc (or .zshrc) | |
``` | |
settitle() { | |
printf "\033k$1\033\\" | |
} | |
settitle "`hostname`" | |
``` | |
## If you need to run tmux on your server: | |
``` | |
bash_prompt_command() { | |
settitle "$0" | |
} | |
if [ -z "${TMUX:+x}" ]; then | |
settitle "`hostname`" | |
else | |
PROMPT_COMMAND=bash_prompt_command | |
fi | |
``` | |
## If you are using zsh, replace PROMPT_COMMAND by: | |
precmd_functions=(bash_prompt_command) | |
# In your local .bashrc | |
``` | |
settitle() { | |
printf "\033k$1\033\\" | |
} | |
bash_prompt_command() { | |
settitle "$0" | |
} | |
PROMPT_COMMAND=bash_prompt_command | |
# or, for zsh | |
precmd_functions=(bash_prompt_command) | |
``` |
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