Possible problem with term types?

Sun May 4 20:01:23 EDT 2003

Hi,

     The problem is caused by the Unicode support introduced in RH8.0.  If 
you look in /etc/sysconfig/i18n, you'll probably find a statement like: 
LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
You can copy the file to your home directory as .i18n, note the leading 
dot.  You can then edit the line to read: LANG="en_US"
If you want the original Unix sorting rules found in RH before 7X, say: 
LANG="C"

          HTH.
-- 
          Bill in Denver

On Sun, 4 May 2003, Thomas D. Ward wrote:

> 
> Hello, list. 
> For a couple of versions of Red Hat now I've noticed a problem I've not 
> been able to nail down the problem. When a sub shell such as screen, su, etc 
> are launched speak up and even yasr want to read the bash prompt every 
> single time a key is pressed. 
> However, when I switched my shell from bash to csh this problem completely 
> vanished. Is this a general bash problem or does Red Hat have some problem 
> handling term types when sub shells like screen are launched?
> If anyone has a fix for bash working properly in screen please let me 
> know. Otherwise I'll just have to stay with csh which seams to work fine.
> 
> 
> 
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