Hi guys, I'm once again having odd backspace issues with screen. They're slightly different from the ones I was having a few months ago, so I'll once again submit them to the collective wisdom of this list. The situation is as follows: I run a cygwin build of screen (version 4.00.02) under PuTTYcyg (20060525 build). Within it, I run zsh. From there, I ssh to a linux box, on which I again run zsh. On that box, I start a screen session, which of course nests within the local session on my windows box. Within that nested screen session, ctrl-A <backspace> (typed as ctrl-A A <backspace>, of course) doesn't work. The odd thing is, backspace works fine in other screen contexts--on the ctrl-A : prompt, etc.--and in apps such as vi, emacs, and so on. PuTTYcyg is set to send ^H for backspace, and that's what ^V <backspace> shows. /etc/screenrc *does* contain the line I was advised to remove/undo in the previous email conversation (bindkey -d -k kb stuff "\010"), but putting the suggested line (bindkey -d -k kb) in ~/.screenrc only made things worse. Any ideas? -- Aaron Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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