From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-06-01 17:42:01
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> >>>>Since upgrading to the 0.6beta releases, "vi" gives me garbage unless I > >>>>"export TERM=vt100" before hand (ssh'ed in as root). I never had to do > >>>>that with 0.5. > >>> > >>>I wasn't aware of a problem there, but I'm a joe-user. ;-) > >>>Which release do you use? Is it already a glibc 2.3.2 one? > >>>Is the file /usr/share/terminfo/l/linux existing? > >> > >>Yes, the terminfo files exists, TERM is set to "linux" by default. > >> > >>However, I'm running a release before the new glibc. I'll compile up a > >>new one and try it. I'll let you know if there is still a problem. > > > > OK, I'm now running the latest (downloaded & compiled today) > > and the problem is still there. > > Crap. > What is the exact problem? I'm not familiar with vi, so you probably > have to write me down the 'secret vi key combinations'. ;-) The problem is when I move around on the screen and insert characters, I see the actual control sequence displayed. Looks like: (actual copy/paste): [?0c[?1c [?0c[?1c [?0c[?1cj[?0c > Which SSH client do you use? OpenSSH 3.5 (stock Redhat 9) > When I recall it correctly, DL 0.5 still use the Busybox vi, so the > problem could also be in the vim package. Could be. Are there any other curses based editors or programs available on DL? Pico or something like? That might be a good test. - BS |