With FC5, I have a problem I didn't have with FC3.
When, from an xterm, I ssh to another machine,
vi on the remote machine does not like my backspace key.
Control-h works, but the backspace key generates control-?,
which I take to be delete=0x7f.
Apparently I am sending the delete character:
home/hennebry> stty raw
home/hennebry> head -c 11 | od -a > sushi.txt
12345^H^H^?^?zzhome/hennebry>
stty cooked
home/hennebry>
home/hennebry> cat sushi.txt
0000000 1 2 3 4 5 bs bs del del z z
0000013
home/hennebry>
Oddly, xev says that control-h and backspace both generate
decimal 08, though different keysyms are involved.
How can I fix this?
A fix is making the backspace key work
like a backspace on the remote vi.
I am root on my mchine, but not the remote machine.
It would also be good to know what is going on, e.g.
why xev claims that control-h and backspace generate
the same character though nothing else does.
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