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debug2: channel 0: window 997484 sent adjust 51092 #34

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5k3105 opened this issue Oct 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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debug2: channel 0: window 997484 sent adjust 51092 #34

5k3105 opened this issue Oct 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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@5k3105
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5k3105 commented Oct 19, 2016

Using a 64 bit linux binary from your downloads page on alpine over ssh I receive this error message on the line where my cursor is. This only happens in my ssh terminal (cmder). On the primary machine it works fine except --

Navigating to /proc and cursoring all the way to the bottom, lf freezes on both the real machine and the ssh terminal. q does not work to quit when this happens.

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@5k3105 Sorry for the late reply.

So I think there are two different issues here. This error message is not something from lf and I tried to grep it in go and termbox repos as well but nothing shows up. Sometimes a background process attached to your terminal prints something to the terminal. If this is the case there is not much we can do about it. You can use the renew command (default <c-l>) to clean the screen afterwards though.

For the second problem I don't have much clue. Can you check the log file to see if there is something useful there? One possibility I suspect is that this may be related to directory symbolic links which were not working properly until some time ago. Do you have the latest version? I think the binary version might be a little outdated. I will try to update them as soon as possible.

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5k3105 commented Oct 21, 2016

Ok. Yes. Sorry. I am now getting the first error in my terminal without using lf. Had never seen it before lf, but now it appears sometimes. So obviously not lf.

Second problem -- ok thanks. I'll wait for a new one. Much appreciated.

@KenjiTakahashi
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@5k3105 Just tried the /proc thing on master on both of my Linux machines, cannot reproduce. Perhaps you're indeed on some older version.

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@5k3105 I updated the binaries now. Feel free to update and give feedback when you have time.

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5k3105 commented Oct 24, 2016

Hi, I tested today. Same problem so I guess it's my term-emulator cmder.

Thanks for the attention :)

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