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On my server i have a irssi (irc) session running in a screen.
Recently, when i connect to my server via ssh and try to bring up
my screen, i get this:
$ screen -dr
$TERM too long - sorry.
Trying to launch a new 'screen irssi' yields the same result.
The variable TERM is set to:
TERM=rxvt-unicode-256color
So far my workaround is to export TERM="vt100". I do this
everytime i connect to the server. I'm not sure if it is a good idea to
just put this in .bashrc, i'm afraid it might break something. I would
rather like to know what the problem really is in order to attend to
it properly.
Any ideas?
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Got the same problem, I'm currently just using aterm instead to connect to remote servers. I didn't really investigate the issue further, though.
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Check that the server has the terminfo for rxvt-256, if not, copy it across...
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This is patched in Arch. Update screen.
http://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/ … term.patch
Alternatively, just set screen's TERM to 'screen-256color' in .screenrc
Last edited by falconindy (2011-01-29 19:27:43)
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urxvt*termName: rxvt-256color in .Xdefaults
term rxvt-256color in .screenrc
Makes everything work flawless. Full color support, no garbage left behind after you detach screen etc.
Last edited by twiggz (2011-01-29 19:47:18)
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