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I wanted to install tmux in a redhat 6 machine using yum, however this fails as I don't have root access. Any idea on how to install tmux locally without root access?
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I wanted to install tmux in a redhat 6 machine using yum, however this fails as I don't have root access. Any idea on how to install tmux locally without root access?
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I wanted to install tmux in a redhat 6 machine using yum, however this fails as I don't have root access. Any idea on how to install tmux locally without root access?
installation tmux local
asked Oct 14 '17 at 14:43
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I wanted to install tmux in a redhat 6 machine using yum, however this fails as I don't have root access. Any idea on how to install tmux locally without root access?
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You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.
The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.
These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.
In summary, the process is:
- Make a temporary folder to work in
- Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.
- Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)
- Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)
- extract the files (
tar xvzf) - Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:
- configure (
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local) makemake install
- configure (
- preappend to path (add this to
.bashrcexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)
answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30
AaronAaron
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It should beexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4
– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
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You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.
The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.
These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.
In summary, the process is:
- Make a temporary folder to work in
- Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.
- Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)
- Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)
- extract the files (
tar xvzf) - Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:
- configure (
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local) makemake install
- configure (
- preappend to path (add this to
.bashrcexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)
answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30
AaronAaron
1466
It should beexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4
– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.
The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.
These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.
In summary, the process is:
- Make a temporary folder to work in
- Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.
- Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)
- Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)
- extract the files (
tar xvzf) - Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:
- configure (
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local) makemake install
- configure (
- preappend to path (add this to
.bashrcexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)
answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30
AaronAaron
1466
It should beexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4
– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
add a comment |
You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.
The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.
These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.
In summary, the process is:
- Make a temporary folder to work in
- Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.
- Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)
- Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)
- extract the files (
tar xvzf) - Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:
- configure (
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local) makemake install
- configure (
- preappend to path (add this to
.bashrcexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)
answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30
AaronAaron
1466
You will have to manually install it from source in your home directory and then add that to your path.
The process is straightforward enough and described in a few places, there is a script for V1.8 and a guide for V2.2. I would handrail off both but change everything to the latest version.
These scripts didn't work for me out the box, on step 6a, for version 6.0 nucrses I needed to use the command ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local CPPFLAGS="-P" instead of just ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local as per.
In summary, the process is:
- Make a temporary folder to work in
- Download the latest version of tmux. Follow the links to the dependencies and download those into your tempory directory.
- Setup a local library folder ($HOME/local)
- Setup a local binaries folder ($HOME/local/bin)
- extract the files (
tar xvzf) - Then for dependancies first and finnaly tmux:
- configure (
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local) makemake install
- configure (
- preappend to path (add this to
.bashrcexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH)
answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30
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It should beexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4
– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
add a comment |
It should beexport PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4
– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
It should be
export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
It should be
export PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH. Otherwise, it worked, but I recommend sticking to the first script and executing it line by line, updating the software/library versions as necessary. It worked without any modifications on Red Hat 7.4– Ataxias
Apr 19 at 17:35
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
Thanks @Ataxias, I've adjusted the line
– Aaron
6 hours ago
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