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Re: Propagating terminal settings

Subject: Re: Propagating terminal settings
Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2007 10:04:16 -0800
Sipos,

  Three options:
    1) A short 'expect' script
    2) Modify your login script of the target machine to detect a login
       from your primary PC (env SSH_TTY, SSH_CLIENT, etc.).
    3) Write your own interface to set the terminal environment.

  I like #2 the best.

William Estrada
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Sipos wrote:


I can fix this by doing stty erase ^? to change the setting after I log in but it is impractical to do this every time. Is it possible to get ssh to propagate the terminal settings from the terminal it is run in to the one started on the remote machine?

Cheers,
Nick


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