Just because it's a config issue, does not mean it's not a bug. The bug
(as explained in the original description) is that changing it away from
autodetect is required.

Tracked down the source of the problem: vte will send whatever the
terminal's erase character is, even when it's undefined (that is, '\0');
screen unsets erase and other keys. Vte ought to fall back on a
reasonable value, rather than issue the obviously-wrong [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^? 
seems
like a good candidate...

Screen should probably leave the value alone as well. Will investigate
why this is done, in the Savannah bug whose link was posted earlier.

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Backspace key in GNU Screen not detected correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/29787
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