Thanks to Martin on the list, here is the solution:
It was actually the presence of $LANG that causes the problem.
When I unset the variable the problem is gone, this goes for both the
local and remote systems. Fedora21 doesn't have LANG set, and if I
set it, it still doesn't show correctly. It
Hi,
I have seen this behaviour, if local LANG variable was xxx.UTF-8 and
remote was xxx.ISO8859-2.
After you connect to remote machine, try to export your LANG variable to
the same value as on your local machine, before you start mc.
Martin
On 5.4.2015 03:48, solarflow99 wrote:
Hi, first i'd
I'm assuming this happens when you ssh into other box and then
run mc? Not when you do a shell link in mc from your box?
What does your $TERM var say when you ssh into the other box,
before you run mc?
Also, what does it look like when you sit down at the other box
and run mc?
On Sat, 04 Apr
Hi, first i'd just like to say thanks to all the developers and users
of midnight commander, its been probably the most indispensable tool
i've used for years.
Since installing Fedora 21, using xterm I noticed the line and block
characters don't display properly when sshing to another host. It
