>
> try 'echo $TERM' to see what your terminal setting is.
> then try 'export $TERM=vt100' to set it to vt100.
> If that doesn't work, try another telnet program or contact your provider.
> Or use ssh. (A decent windows ssh app is 'secure crt.' I don't remember
> where to find it, and I don't know if this is something you need. Just
> giving information.) Not that ssh will fix the problem; I just advocate
> it when possible :)
>
SecureCRT is available at www.vandyke.com. I really like it when I have
to connect somewhere from Windows.
Anyway, the only shell account I log into that don't already have the
terminal set to vt100, happen to run the Bourne shell -- I'm saying this
because I don't know if other shells demand different syntax for this.
When I get that 'ansi' message, I type:
TERM=vt100;export TERM
This will change your term type to vt100 for the duration of your session,
and allow you to use pine. (At least it has always worked for me :-).
_Cat
> > --
> Hey kids, let's go to Chernobyl!
> -Vynce
>
> http://www.one-eyed-alien.net/~ccovingt
>
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