* Gokdeniz Karadag on Saturday, July 12, 2008 at 03:10:00 +0300
> Setting the following in all machines achieves what I want, it sets
> screen title to hostname,
> PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -n -e "\033k${HOSTNAME}\033\\"'
> but when I connect to the machine out of screen, It prints the hostname
> literally, so the prompt becomes like "hostname [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ " , which
> is
> ugly and redundant.
>
> To ensure that only ssh sessions within a GNU screen get the "title setter
> prompt command", environment variables are useful, I can use the TERM
> variable,
> but in stable debian, the default TERM=screen breaks vim editor, it goes crazy
> when you press home, or pageup buttons. Using TERM=xterm fixes this, so I
> cannot check for TERM being equal to "screen".
Does checking for $STY work for your purposes?
if [ -n "$STY" ]
<screen specific stuff>
fi
c
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