On Tue, 15 May 2001, Gunter Berzler wrote:
Hi,
> Hi everybody !
>
> First of all I'd like to apologize for posting this probably trivial
> question to your mailing list. I simply didn't get through to one more
> narrowed down to the issue.
>
> Having tried in vain to cope with an MC behavior that I had not been used
> before changing from SuSE-Linux 6.1 to Debian 2.2r2. Since that change-over
> I've noticed that MC writes a temporary mirror image of any *.gz file that
> is marked in file manager to /tmp. Such files eventually clog my
> tmp-directory unless I erase them from there, because MC does _not_ do that
> automatically upon termination (as I would have expected).
> This phenomenon does not occur with the SuSE setup.
Hi, probably tweaking Options->Virtual FS->Timeout for freeing VFSs can help
(nay be Suse's mc is configured to use some huge timeout)?
> Another - yet not so important - matter concerns the fact that MC does not
> start in color mode unless parameter -c is added at command line. Is there
> a specific entry I could make in /etc/mc/mc.ini that would automate that?
> This is my present (dafault) entry concerning colors.
> [Colors]
> color_terminals=linux,xterm-debian,screen,xterm-color
>
> I'd highly appreciate any help.
Crazy idea: you may rewrite alias for MC ('mc' is an alias for some function,
declared usually in /etc/profile.d/mc.sh) and add '-c' there. It's a hack
though.
Another (hackish) solution is to recompile your mc to use another screen
handling library (slang instead of ncurses or vice versa) - this may help.
But in general - IMO your terminal handling library is guilty (slang or
ncurses).
> Gunter
Best regards,
-Vlad
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