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Why export TERM=ansi fixes terminal and shell emulation incompatibilities?
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I was running a arch linux container within a linux host with systemd-nspawn. The container worked perfectly, but something weird happened. The backspace would create a white space character. After googling, I found a solution:
export TERM=ansi
According to this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/67kyft/ssh_backspace_prints_space_for_every_char_deleted/
The reason was:
Your terminal and your shell differed on emulation. Setting your terminal value to ansi makes your shell and terminal match.
Why is that? how does setting it to ansi fix the issue? If I check in my host machine I have: rxvt-unicode. Why setting it to rxvt-unicode doesn't fix the issue but setting it to ansi does?
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I was running a arch linux container within a linux host with systemd-nspawn. The container worked perfectly, but something weird happened. The backspace would create a white space character. After googling, I found a solution:
export TERM=ansi
According to this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/67kyft/ssh_backspace_prints_space_for_every_char_deleted/
The reason was:
Your terminal and your shell differed on emulation. Setting your terminal value to ansi makes your shell and terminal match.
Why is that? how does setting it to ansi fix the issue? If I check in my host machine I have: rxvt-unicode. Why setting it to rxvt-unicode doesn't fix the issue but setting it to ansi does?
terminal container systemd-nspawn
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I was running a arch linux container within a linux host with systemd-nspawn. The container worked perfectly, but something weird happened. The backspace would create a white space character. After googling, I found a solution:
export TERM=ansi
According to this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/67kyft/ssh_backspace_prints_space_for_every_char_deleted/
The reason was:
Your terminal and your shell differed on emulation. Setting your terminal value to ansi makes your shell and terminal match.
Why is that? how does setting it to ansi fix the issue? If I check in my host machine I have: rxvt-unicode. Why setting it to rxvt-unicode doesn't fix the issue but setting it to ansi does?
terminal container systemd-nspawn
asked 53 mins ago
BlascoBlasco
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I was running a arch linux container within a linux host with systemd-nspawn. The container worked perfectly, but something weird happened. The backspace would create a white space character. After googling, I found a solution:
export TERM=ansi
According to this post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/67kyft/ssh_backspace_prints_space_for_every_char_deleted/
The reason was:
Your terminal and your shell differed on emulation. Setting your terminal value to ansi makes your shell and terminal match.
Why is that? how does setting it to ansi fix the issue? If I check in my host machine I have: rxvt-unicode. Why setting it to rxvt-unicode doesn't fix the issue but setting it to ansi does?
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