Subject: simple Telnet or vi editor problem
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> I am using vi editor on telnet. After typing in 25 or so lines the next
lines are not shown though they are saved............stupid question but
not getting it..............whats the command so that they are shown on
editor......
> Waiting for reply...............
I think the solution given below is indirect way of handling the
problem.....it shows the entered lines typed only after using :1 and CTRL d
and
not shows the lines as u type..........still creating a problem.....
any more solutions...........
i have received some mails that there may be some settings to be required on
the server.....but what are those settings...........and how to do it......
i am using Red Hat Linux7.0 Version Server.....
i am actually still not getting where the problem is....in the server....in
telnet or some command to be reqd. in vi editor........
also the problem is not accuring in Linux server and windowsNT
server.....its in the terminals ......................
Any suggestions will bve higfhly appreciated........................
Waiting for Reply.........
Tahnx in advance....................
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To: Rahul Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 7:45 PM
Subject: Re: Re: simple Telnet or vi editor problem
> Rahul,
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> You could use a :1 and that will take you to the first line of your
program. Then use cntrl d to page you down.
> cntrl u will get you up one page.
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> Anna
> Rahul Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> Any solutions regarding this , Creating a problem .....................
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> Subject: simple Telnet or vi editor problem
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> I am using vi editor on telnet. After typing in 25 or so lines the next
lines are not shown though they are saved............stupid question but
not getting it..............whats the command so that they are shown on
editor......
> Waiting for reply...............
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