Re: "terminal" problem with vi from vstafs root

From: Andrew Valencia <vandys_at_nospam.org>
Date: Sun Jul 09 1995 - 16:24:19 PDT

["D.Jeske" <jeske@igcom.net> writes:]

>I just got a vstafs root partition up and running. I can login and
>compile and everything is fine... except that when I run vi, it complains
>about "nansi" is not a valid terminal type. However, when I change the
>TERM variable to "ansi" (by changing the global TERM in /env) it then
>says "ansi" is not a valid terminal type even though it is...

Have you tried:

echo -n ansi > /env/jeske/TERM

to see what happens?

Watch out for ^M's at the end of lines. -ltermcap should probably protect
itself against this; right now, it uses read() to get the whole database
file, which is not a programming interface which maps ^M^J into ^J (this
would make it non-binary-clean, which isn't desirable).

                                                        Andy
Received on Sun Jul 9 14:17:08 1995

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