JW wrote:
> So if I could set up a bunch of those and then save them in a profile, it
> would be great - but after I save the profile, when I start it up again, all
> the tabs are opened, and are even named correctly, but instead of running ssh
> I'm just sent to a bash shell. So it seems like the profiles do not actually
> make use of the sessions directly?
>
> Inside the profile I see (amongst other things):
>
> Args0=/bin/bash
> Args1=/bin/bash
>
> and:
>
> Pgm0=/bin/bash
> Pgm1=/bin/bash
Strange - I have:
Args0=/bin/zsh,-c,ssh localhost
and
Pgm0=/bin/zsh
For a normal shell it's:
Args3=/bin/zsh,-c,/bin/zsh
I have zsh as the login shell in /etc/passwd, but I have no idea why
zsh is apparently used to call itself.
> I'm assuming I might be able to change one of those to match what I need but
> I'm not sure what they do (officially).
I also don't know what the purpose of the Pgm* is.
Regards...
Michael
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