Hi, i'm using Smit on a AIX 4.3 and when i'm trying to exit, nothing
works(F10, Esc, F3). I'm using Tera Term Emulator (Terminal ID : vt320,
Answerback:vt220)
Tank you
Tank you
Martin.
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permission denied
>If the Function Keys won't work try <esc><number>, for example esc-1 for F1,
>esc-3 for F3 or esc-0 for F10...
> Martin.
>--
>BOFH excuse of the day:
> permission denied
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Certified Solaris Systems Administrator
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> >> Hi, i'm using Smit on a AIX 4.3 and when i'm trying to exit, nothing
> >> works(F10, Esc, F3). I'm using Tera Term Emulator (Terminal ID : vt320,
> >> Answerback:vt220)
> >If the Function Keys won't work try <esc><number>, for example esc-1 for
F1,
> >esc-3 for F3 or esc-0 for F10...
> > Martin.
> >--
> >BOFH excuse of the day:
> > permission denied
> <ctrl c> would do the job
| Hi, i'm using Smit on a AIX 4.3 and when i'm trying to exit, nothing
| works(F10, Esc, F3). I'm using Tera Term Emulator (Terminal ID : vt320,
| Answerback:vt220)
|
| Tank you
|
|
Sounds like F keys not getting passed thru. Try Esc+1 for F1, esc+2 for F2
and esc+0 for F10. Works on all terminals.
Norm
I'v been using netterm 4.2.8 or something quite some time and it natively
supports the F-keys within a vt220 emulation on AIX. Make sure your
$TERM is also set to vt220.
Marc
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> ------------------------------------------------------
> James A. (Jamie) Dennis
> Certified AIX Systems Administrator
> Certified Solaris Systems Administrator
> Certified Looney
> > >> Hi, i'm using Smit on a AIX 4.3 and when i'm trying to exit, nothing
> > >> works(F10, Esc, F3). I'm using Tera Term Emulator (Terminal ID :
vt320,
> > >> Answerback:vt220)
> > >If the Function Keys won't work try <esc><number>, for example esc-1
for
> F1,
> > >esc-3 for F3 or esc-0 for F10...
> > > Martin.
> > >--
> > >BOFH excuse of the day:
> > > permission denied
> > <ctrl c> would do the job
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