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09-26-2002 04:27 AM
09-26-2002 04:27 AM
Hi,
I'm connecting to my 11i J6000 machine with X-Win32, using an Xterm. But I have a problem, every time I want to use the @ key, the whole line is deleted. This is a problem when I want to send an email from the cli ;).
Can anyone suggest a solution to this, I have tried changing the keyboard within X-Win... would changing the keyboard value in /etc/kbdlang help.. or do I need to change the system LANG?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
I'm connecting to my 11i J6000 machine with X-Win32, using an Xterm. But I have a problem, every time I want to use the @ key, the whole line is deleted. This is a problem when I want to send an email from the cli ;).
Can anyone suggest a solution to this, I have tried changing the keyboard within X-Win... would changing the keyboard value in /etc/kbdlang help.. or do I need to change the system LANG?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
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09-26-2002 04:42 AM
09-26-2002 04:42 AM
Re: @ key deletes line inside an xterm
Sounds more like an stty issue (man stty), possibly connected with your TERM type. The @ character is the usual "kill" character, telling the shell to drop/discard the entire line. To see if this is the problem, try this: disable KILL and ERASE processing, send your email, and re-enable the KILL and ERASE processing:
stty -icanon
mailx ....
stty icanon
HTH
Tom
stty -icanon
mailx ....
stty icanon
HTH
Tom
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09-26-2002 05:31 AM
09-26-2002 05:31 AM
Re: @ key deletes line inside an xterm
I usually use:
stty erase "^H" echoe
This allows the use of the standard backspace key.
stty erase "^H" echoe
This allows the use of the standard backspace key.
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