Rudy,
> Thanks for the tip with stty. It worked ok. Now I'm facing
> the following
> problem:
> -I need to have stty erase ^? while connecting with ssh to
> cygwin -and on the other hand I need stty erase ^H in bash prompts
I think bash should work with erase set to either ^? Or ^H. Try it!
> Is this ssh-ing out of your cygwin box or into it?
I am using a third party client to connect to sshd on cygwin.
Thanks for the tip with stty. It worked ok. Now I'm facing the following
problem:
-I need to have stty erase ^? while connecting with ssh to cygwin
-and on the other hand I need s
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Max --
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% Many thanks, David, for that stty hint - that solves a problem I have lived with
Happy to help!
% for quite a while - I haven't found any good introductions to the finer points
% of terminals on the web.
Many thanks, David, for that stty hint - that solves a problem I have lived with
for quite a while - I haven't found any good introductions to the finer points
of terminals on the web.
Secondly, I'm beginninge to suspect that Outlook Express is allergic to PGP
signed mail. (It displays a blank ma
Rudy --
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%
% I have a problem using sshd on cygwin: the backspace key does not work as
% expected, for example in vi (inserts ^? ) and cat. To get it working I
Is this ssh-ing out of your cygwin box or into it?
In either case, the problem is a tty configura
I have a problem using sshd on cygwin: the backspace key does not work as
expected, for example in vi (inserts ^? ) and cat. To get it working I
have to press Ctrl+H. Bash prompt behaves properly (therefore I assume
that readline interprets the keycode better). Also, local bash prompt (not
using
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