On Sun, 2004-04-25 at 18:54, Matthijs wrote: > This may not be Debian related - other than that the system I'm > accessing is installed with Debian Linux - so if anybody has a better > suggestion for a newsgroup to post this to, let me know... > > I've got a server here running sshd. I can access it from my Windows > PC using PuTTY - no problem at all with the display. > > At work, I'm working on a HP-UX Unix machine. When I log into my own > server from there, I've got no problems except that the display is not > working correctly when I'm using programs like nano, vi or mutt. > > It's difficult to describe exactly. When I start mutt and I've got > four e-mails to read, only 1 is displayed, the others become visible > when I scroll the cursor down. > When I open a textfile with nano, almost nothing is visible, but when > I scroll the cursor to the right, the characters become visible one by > one. > > It's totally impossible to work this way and I'm forced to edit > textfiles using sed... > > The xterms at work are monochrome - but switching the colours of nano > to monochrome didn't fix it. > > I used to have a ssh login on the server of my previous ISP. When I > logged in from work on my ISP's server, I had no display problems at > all, so I suspect that I should be able to solve the problem on my own > server - I just don't have a clue as to how to solve it. > > Any suggestions? > -- > Matthijs > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
check the term environment eg: set |grep -i term and set term="whateveryouwant" i do this when I ssh to solaris from my linux box. this may help, im not sure. Kenneth -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
