yary writes:
> ...you can pass information in the TERM environment variable, which is
> always copied (there may be a length limit however). You'll still have
> to make sure that the remote shell doesn't restrict the TERM variable
> to designate a known terminal type. Pass the -t option to ssh if
Thanks for the fast responses. Apologies, I should have red the man page
more carefully. That looks like a good solution.
On Mon, Jun 11, 2018, 10:03 AM yary wrote:
> Or better see
> https://superuser.com/questions/163167/when-sshing-how-can-i-set-an-environment-variable-on-the-server-that-chang
Or better see
https://superuser.com/questions/163167/when-sshing-how-can-i-set-an-environment-variable-on-the-server-that-changes-f
...you can pass information in the TERM environment variable, which is
always copied (there may be a length limit however). You'll still have to
make sure that the re
You may have an alternate way of setting PS1 at the client, though the
server may be configured to ignore it. The ssh man page says this on my
system:
Additionally, ssh reads ~/.ssh/environment, and adds lines of the format
``VARNAME=vale'' to the environment if the file exists and users are
allow
John Collins writes:
> Hello,
Hi John,
> Happy (mostly) tramp user here that is also very new to it. As someone
> working with remote machines that I do not own or control, TRAMPs
> inability to handle fancy prompts is highly crippling. It's stated in
> the FAQ that "tramp needs a clean recogni
Hello,
Happy (mostly) tramp user here that is also very new to it. As someone
working with remote machines that I do not own or control, TRAMPs inability
to handle fancy prompts is highly crippling. It's stated in the FAQ that "
tramp needs a clean recognizable prompt on the remote host for accura
