Re: Problem with tcsh?
- From: "Nico Kadel-Garcia" <nkadel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 19:39:36 -0500
"Markus Schweitzer" <schweitzer.markus@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:dnnar2$9l6$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello!
>
> I downloaded Openssh today. It's a fine tool.
>
> I have a problem with a special server in our college. The operating
> system is Solaris. I think the version is 9.
>
> There I use tcsh as shell. When I use Openssh with this machine, it logs
> in and tells me "tcsh: using dump terminal settings. type cygwin unknown
> TERM = <unknown>". I can't use any unix command like ls or so.
> I don't have cygwin on my computer. My operating system is windows xp
> professional.
>
> It works with other remote machines where the default shell is bash or so.
>
> Has somebody a solution?
Yes. The "TERM" on your client is set to "cygwin", and that's being
propagated to the server when you log in, which has no idea of how to handle
it. If you're operating from CygWin, instead download and stasrt up your X
serve in Cygwin. Then run "startx", which gives you a very nice "xterm" and
a running X server. Then from the X term, use "ssh -X solarisbox" and you
should have both a TERM=xterm setting, and X tunneling setup to run X
applications on the Solaris box displayed locally on your Cygwin machine,
securely.
I *really* like this trick.
.
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