Closed TheReverend403 closed 11 years ago
Hi,
Which SSH client are you using? If putty, please try changing your charset from latin-1 or ISO-whatever to UTF8 or UTF16.
Yeah, using putty. Tried what you suggested and it still happens. I will try another SSH client and see if it still happens.
Be sure to start a new screen too! Your old one may have a cached charset I suppose.
Do you have a particular reason you're running in a screen? mark2 provides some of the same functionality (e.g. ctrl-c when attached won't kill the server), and you can switch between servers in a similar way you would screens.
OK, it /seems/ to be working now, aside from one little thing.
The Ctrl + Arrow key to switch servers doesn't seem to be working, despite them being listed in the wrapper.
Any ideas?
That character set still looks buggered. Run echo $LANG
for me inside and outside the screen?
The ctrl+arrow thing I've heard not working in putty. Keyboard shortcuts will be configurable soon, but in the meantime you may have to ctrl-c out and mark2 attach -n foo
to switch.
I'm closing this as it's been inactive for over 2 weeks now
Oh, yeah. My bad.
Issue resolved, it was a putty issue.
getting an encoding error when attaching with mark2, on Debian.
I followed the installation to the letter.
Steps to reproduce:
screen -S Survival cd /home//servers
mark2 start ./Survival
mark2 attach
Result:
http://rev.ndev.me/xwn.png