At 05:20 PM 9/21/00 , Stephen King wrote: >I tried the echo $TERM on the remote computer and it came up with "ansi". >But when I go onto the local computer and type that I get "linux"? You >guys/gals are probably correct, I'm running RH so it's probably Vim instead >of Vi. To add another twist to it I try and run linuxconf from the telnet >sessions looks like this. Your terminal type is hosed. How, exactly, are you connecting to the remote system? Are you using Windows? Windows TCP/IP clients often have settings for this (or possibly just get a better client, I like Tera Term). When I ssh from one Linux machine to another, my terminal type stays Linux (which, incidentally, is probably the best). If you are connecting from one UNIX/Linux machine to a remote Linux machine, what terminal type do you show on the local host? -Alan Mead _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
