MC display on FC3
Administrator TOOTAI
admin at tootai.net
Tue Nov 29 13:22:06 UTC 2005
Rick Stevens a écrit :
>On Mon, 2005-11-28 at 10:10 +0100, Administrator TOOTAI wrote:
>
>
>>Morning everybody,
>>
>>I face a problem since last (security ?) upgrade from Midnight Commander
>>in FC3 (4.6.1a release 2.FC3 from 16 Nov 2005) with the display.
>>
>>Setup is ssh -> FC3 server -> screen -> MC. I have the same problem
>>without screen but is less annoying. At first, I put an alias in
>>~/.bashrc like mc='mc -a' which is taken without running MC from screen
>>but not when running into screen. But this is a screen problem.
>>
>>Now, running 'mc -a' give me a screen where the TOP of the screen
>>disappear (no command menu) and there is a one line gap between the
>>cursor position (reverse line) on the screen and the real position.
>>Drawned lines are not in the 80 columns but more, strange characters on
>>the screen like 'â' or reverse 'D' (have the same without screen), etc.
>>Ctrl/L make thinks worst. When I launch mcedit, part of the screen is
>>not refreshed but here Ctrl/L is doing the job.
>>
>>As told, before the upgrade it was ok. I tried to change the TERM in
>>xterm, linux, aso., helps nothing. If someone have an idea on what's
>>going on, would be great.
>>
>>
>
>This sounds like a locale issue. Check the server machine's
>/etc/sysconfig/i18n file and make sure you have the proper language set
>in there. You could also try changing the locale for the MC job by
>changing the "LANG" environment variable before launching MC:
>
> export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
>
>sets the normal US English locale.
>
>
Remember, it appears with the last upgrade of MC! I changed lang and
locales from en_US.UTF-8 into en_US.iso885915 and it's much better,
still not 100% Also root and users have not the same displays.
Thanks for your hints
--
Daniel
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