Suggestion by Jonathan worked... If telnetting from a Linux box then don't to the TERM=vt100. But if from a Windows box then that is necessary to get a decent screen (at least from what I've found). Robert
From: wilson@claborn.net (Jonathan Wilson), on 8/20/00 7:49 PM: Use ssh instead of Telnet. Did you telnet from another Linux box? I use YaST through telnet and ssh both, it's never given me any trouble. Try leaving off the vt100 maybe (I think the standard is ansi, not sure though)
At 08:44 PM 8/20/2000 -0400, you wrote:
I am telnetted into a system and running YAST on that system. Before starting YAST a "export TERM=vt100" command was given. YAST doesn't seem to respond to the Function keys (F10 in particular). Any ideas on how to send these codes? Am running the telnet on another Linux system. Thanks, Robert
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