Actually my $TERM is always xterm and is neither changed in my .vimrc nor
.bashrc
However: This fixed it for me(put it in to my vimrc):
if !has("gui_running") && $TERM is "xterm"
for [key, code] in [["", "\eOP"],
\["", "\eOQ"],
\["", "\eOR"],
\["", "\eOS"],
\["", "\e[15~"],
\["", "\e[17~"],
\["", "\e[18~"],
\["", "\e[19~"],
\["", "\e[20~"],
\["", "\e[21~"],
\]
execute "set" key."=".code
endfor
endif
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