From: Edgar Allen <era@sky.net> Message-Id: <200104062212.RAA07250@sky.net> Subject: Re: Anybody out there? Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 17:12:50 -0500
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>Basically, I need to run an ansi or VT100 terminal, and the system is
>forcing a Wyse60 term type on me. I am hoping that I can put in something
>similar to 'export TERM=ansi' in the .bashrc file. Works great on linux...
>don't know what the equivalent would be under AIX.
>
TERM is an environment variable of your shell.
Two shells will not accept the export line above,
Bourne and C-shell.
With Bourne yo must break it into two lines like this...
TERM=ansi
export TERM
With C-shell they do not have the export command instead
use 'setenv' and a SPACE between the variableneme and the value...
setenv TERM ansi
You can find out what shell you are running by...
echo $SHELL
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