Hi,
First, it's quite discouraging to be called "Linux-Question".
We would rather be called "IGLU" or "linux-il" or somthing like that.
On Sun, Mar 30, 2003 at 07:15:32PM +0300, Amit Roseberger wrote:
> Hei All.
> I am using SSH to connect to a Virtual machine,
How exactly do you connect? With what application? If it's not itself
a terminal emulator (e.g. a command line ssh), inside what Terminal
Emulator do you run it?
> When I am logged into that machine (ASA I'm in), all characters I type
> (including the prompt) are underlined.
> This is very annoying of course and I can't get rid of it....
>
> BTW,
> When I am logged to the actual VM terminal (The VMware's terminal) The
> text appear normal.
Yes, this is the Linux console. It emulates a VT quite close, and the
termcap/terminfo entries for terminal type "linux" are usually very
good (that is, match the emulation exactly).
>
> Does anyone has an idea?
>
It sounds to me as a bad terminal emulator, or an incorrectly-identified
one.
If it's on Windows, try TeraTerm or Putty. Not Windows' telnet.exe
and not ssh inside a DOS box.
If it's between differnet distributions of Linux, they probably have
disagreements about termcap/terminfo.
Also, you might have something like 'set TERM=vt100' in your .cshrc .
Comment it and let the automatic identification do its job.
> Amit.
>
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