Hello,
This is a follow up of a message I sent a few days
ago. My original question was :
I have two Digital workstations, the first running Digital
UNIX V4.0B the second running Digital UNIX V3.2. When I try
to rlogin from the first machine to the second I get the
following message :
Never heard of terminal type "dtterm".
Terminal type (default=vt100)?
- CUT - CUT - CUT - CUT - CUT -CUT - CUT - CUT - CUT - CUT -
I was told that I had to look for a file called dtterm.ti (I
found it on the machine running Digital V4.0B) and
that I had to compile this file with tic. I have done this and
the result is that vi and pine work fine now. The problem
is that I still get the above message when logging in.
The dtterm terminal info should now be available in the
/etc/termcap file as well as in the /usr/lib/terminfo directory.
How do I get rid of the above message at login?
Thanks to Lee Hughes <lhughes_at_anitesystems.co.uk> for
showing me how to put the dtterm terminal info
in the terminfo directory.
Thanks in advance,
Bart.
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|Bart Rousseau, Ph.D. student |
|University of Antwerp - Dep. of Chemistry |
|Structural Chemistry - Quantum Chemistry |
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|Belgium - roussea_at_uia.ac.be |
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Received on Thu May 29 1997 - 16:10:52 NZST