Michael Grant wrote:
> I’m referring to scrolling the window by moving the elevator in
> PuTTY up/down to inspect the previous output in the shell history.
As far as I know this is not possible because the terminal (putty in
this case) scrollback buffer is unknown to the curses terminal
applicatio
Dun Peal wrote:
> This problem has been plaguing me for years now, and still now with
> the recent 4.6.2 release.
Ah!
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1. Start a new screen session.
> 2. Create a new window.
> 3. Hit Ctrl-D. Window closes instantly.
> 4. Start another windows.
> 5. Run the following bash
Tim Daneliuk wrote:
> Bob Proulx wrote:
> > What does 'getent passwd $USER' say in this case? What does 'whoami'
> > say in this case?
>
> whoami returns the correct name
That is good at least.
> nsswitch is looking first at files, then the vas4 au
e it like this:
getent passwd yourloginhere
Here is an example from my standalone system for me.
getent passwd rwp
rwp:x:1000:1000:Bob Proulx:/home/bob:/bin/bash
In the above it was a local entry but in an NIS/yp environment, or
LDAP, or MySQL, or whatever then it would have returned that
i
prashant Nidgunde wrote:
> I downloaded screen code from below (as per website):
> git clone git://git.savannah.gnu.org/screen.git
> However, there is no configure script at this location.
> configure is missing in this screen/src folder.
Please read the ./src/INSTALL file for detailed instructio
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sonne wrote:
> Is it possible to unset it completely without changing source code? I
> surely could move it somewhere far like meta-control-shift-x, but it
> would be desirable to just get ri
sonne wrote:
> Great, how could I now unset C-a so as to free the keystroke?
Set the escape character to something different. Personally as an
Emacs user I find C-a a terribly unfortunate collision and always
change it to C-z which seems innocuous for either it or vi.
I have this in my ~/.screen
