Re: getting "dumb" terminal message in Unix shell

[NO%lesh%SPAM%erjt%HERE@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Tilghman Lesher)]

Neil Parker (nparker@cie-2.uoregon.edu) wrote:

: (replace the word "(username)" by your user name--for example, my username
: is "nparker", so I would type "grep nparker /etc/passwd").  Look at the
: very end of the response.  If the last word of the response is "csh" or
: "tcsh", type the following:

:      set term=vt100

Should be:	setenv TERM vt100

: If you succeed in getting one of those commands to work, you can make the
: setting permanent by putting it in your logon script.  The csh/tcsh command
: should be put into a file called ".login", 

or .cshrc

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