# Using shell scripting to setup your tmux environment #

Can use a simple bootstrap script to setup tmux environment and log into it.
example script

`#!/bin/sh`
`tmux new-session -d -s hawkhost`

`tmux new-window -t hawkhost:1 -n 'Server1' 'ssh root@10.x.x.x'`
`tmux new-window -t hawkhost:2 -n 'Server2' 'ssh root@10.x.x.x'`
`tmux new-window -t hawkhost:3 -n 'Server3' 'ssh root@10.x.x.x'`
`tmux new-window -t hawkhost:4 -n 'Server4' 'ssh root@10.x.x.x'`
`tmux new-window -t hawkhost:5 -n 'Server5' 'ssh root@10.x.x.x'`

`tmux select-window -t hawkhost:1`
`tmux -2 attach-session -t hawkhost`


`new-session -d -s hawkhost` creates new session, names it and detaches it.
The new-window commands create 5 new windows and executes the commands.
The last two commands sets the active window and then attaches to the session