Hello,
I am using OSF V3.2. The /etc/csh.login file contains the following lines for
terminals configuration:
# cat /etc/csh.login (OSF/1)
...
stty dec crt new
set noglob
eval `tset -s -I -Q -m 'unknown:vt200' -m 'dumb:vt200' \
-m 'network:vt200'`
unset noglob
...
I have installed the JED editor (jed097-10) on my OSF and Solaris machines.
Many people access to this machines through digital VT420 terminals. I use
DEC terminals Servers.
On the Solaris machines, I have the following configuration:
# cat /etc/.login
...
stty -istrip
set noglob
eval `tset -s -I -Q -m 'unknown:vt200' -m 'dumb:vt200' \
-m 'network:vt200'`
unset noglog
THE PROBLEM
-----------
When I use rlogin or telnet to connect to the Solaris machines from
xterm or VT420 jed works. For the OSF machines jed works only for the xterms.
When connected to an OSF machine from the VT420, jed receives undesirables
character sequences: jed frequently prints the message "Search forward:" and
waits for the string to search. This happens when I first start jed and when
I move through the text using "up" and "down" keys.
The jed.rc file is the same for OSF and Solaris.
I don't have problems with the other programs.
THE QUESTION NOW
----------------
Is this behavior of jed is due to a bad configuration of my VT420 ?
What terminal configuration I need to run jed ?
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Christophe DIARRA
Institut de Physique Nucleaire
91406 Orsay - France
E-mail: diarra_at_ipnsun5.in2p3.fr
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Received on Thu Sep 07 1995 - 10:15:19 NZST