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In Linux (and with putty as a telnet client on windows), some keyboard keys don't work (àèéùò"£).
In windows, the arrows in the numeric pad don't work.
Linked to this problem, is the backspace that after non-English keys misbehave.
In particular (x = doesn't work):
nocolor color
special char backspace special char backspace
win local
win telnet client
win putty client X
linux locale X X
linux telnet X X
Please note that the problem with non-English keys is only in the local echo of the characters because the cli engine receive the correct input string instead.
Putty on windows should be configured as following:
terminal -> Local echo: "Force off"
terminal -> Local line editing: "Force off"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In Linux (and with putty as a telnet client on windows), some keyboard keys don't work (àèéùò"£).
In windows, the arrows in the numeric pad don't work.
Linked to this problem, is the backspace that after non-English keys misbehave.
In particular (x = doesn't work):
Please note that the problem with non-English keys is only in the local echo of the characters because the cli engine receive the correct input string instead.
Putty on windows should be configured as following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: