OK, It also may be a problem with unicode/nonunicode characters. Try
changing it in putty: settings -> windows -> translation. In the box you
can switch between ISO-8859-1:1998 and UTF-8, depends on what you're
using now.
If this won't help, it's probably some issue on the server, but I can't
think of any other solution right now.
Milan
On 14.4.2012 12:53, Marcel Beringer wrote:
Hi Milan,
Thanks for your swift reply.
I'm still using the same client to connect to it, putty. I still have
access the upcoming days to the old server, when I connect to it right
now I have the nice looking layout when starting centerim.
When I connect to the new one (with the same ssh client) I see the bad
looking layout with centerim.
So I do not think it has anything to do with my client, putty?
Or do I have to ask the ISP to install another font package on the
server? (silly me perhaps, Unix is not my thing when installing stuff :))
Kind regards,
Marcel
On Sat, 14 Apr 2012, Milan Dvorak wrote:
Hi,
I had the same problem once. Changing the font in your console should
fix it.
Regards,
Milan
On 14.4.2012 11:05, Marcel Beringer wrote:
Hi there,
Kudos for giving us centerim, best IM client ever!
My ISP made me move my shell account to another server, the weird
thing is that I do not like the centerim layout on the new server.
On the old server the centerim windows we're nicely connected by
straight lines, on the new server there are +- and ---- lines.
Maybe a stupid question, forgive me :) But how can I change this
dotted lines to neat straight lines again?
On both servers it's centerim 4.22.10
I hope someone knows a solution, have a good weekend all!
Kind regards,
Marcel Beringer
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