What's banshee? I'm guessing you're having a problem with the keymapping between your local machine and your server.
How is this tied to Commons CLI? Its name is confusing as although it calls itself a 'command-line interpreter', what it's interpreting are the flags on a command line and is not a command line interpreter in itself. So it's like a getopt/cargs tool and has nothing to do with bash and shells. Hen On 10/28/06, Roland Kofler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no i use bash, I've verified , with banshee in the start script and all, but when I press arrow up ig only get ^[[A on the command line. tried on two not customized debian servers, should <CRTL>+R also work? only Ctrl+j for new line worked. on the "real" shell everything its fine. how do you interface to the shell from java? is there an interface in j2se or how its done? Thanks! Roland Marc Carter wrote: > > Rolans, > > Unless I misunderstand the question -- the answer is [c]. Command line > history on Linux is a feature of the shell you are using. If you are > using the (pretty universal) bash shell then up-arrow does indeed work > just as in Windows. If you have another shell then you will need to read > the man pages. > > On my machine "echo $SHELL" prints "/bin/bash" > > Marc > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-CLI--noob%3A-why-command-history-on-linux-doesn-work%2C-on-windows-does-tf2531019.html#a7054742 Sent from the Commons - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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