* solarg (solarg at laposte.net) wrote: > Dennis Clarke wrote: > > > >>Dennis Clarke wrote: > >>>>hello all, > >>>>when i do a ssh connection on os2009.06, i lose the scrollbar if i use > >>>>the program screen: > >>>> > >>>>1. ssh os200906 > >>>>2. echo $TERM > >>>>3. xterm > >>>This is the step where you lose me. > >>> > >>>You ssh into a remote host and THEN you run an X client called xterm? > >>> > >>>Are you doing ssh -X to that remote host ? > >>> > >>sorry for not being clear: > >>3. is the result of 2. > >> > >>1. henry at ultra20:~$ ssh os200906 > >>2. henry at ultra20:~$ echo $TERM > >>3. xterm > >>4. henry at ultra20:~$ screen > >>5. henry at ultra20:~$ echo $TERM > >>6. screen > > > >ah ... okay. > > > >Try this > > > >run screen with options : > > > >screen -a -s /usr/xpg4/bin/sh -t vt100 -T vt100 > > > >try that first and then feel free to change the shell to /bin/ksh93 or > >whatever you like. > > > > it only works with a new session, not a current session: > henry at ultra20:~$ screen -a -r 869.pts-2.ultra20 -t vt100 -T vt100 > henry at ultra20:~$ echo $TERM > screen > > i don't like this solution, because it works without option in > Solaris 10. I'm sure that something is lacking in my os2009.06, but > i don't know why.
Do you have a .screenrc on Solaris 10 that is different than on your os2009.06 box? If you don't specify a term type (via the term keyword) in your .screenrc, then screen defaults to the 'screen' term type. In my .screenrc I set it to xtermc: term xtermc Cheers, -- Glenn
