Re: probably problems with buffer (General questions)

by spettroelica, Tuesday, January 02, 2007, 17:30 (6534 days ago) @ woddrazen

Hi,

In my last post I've sent what Putty show after Logon but it was not correct.
Here you are the correct version to execute ls commad:

login as: presidio
presidio@10.41.54.11's password:
Last login: Tue Jan 2 14:08:53 2007 from networkdba.sky.

Avaya IR JumpStart NET Installation
Installation Date: Thursday January 27 16:41:45 MST 2005

Avaya IR JumpStart NET Installation
Installation Date: Thursday January 27 16:41:45 MST 2005

*********** NOTICE ***************

Last complete backup done on Mon Jan 1 06:13:17 MET 2007

Last partial backup done on Thu Dec 21 11:22:41 MET 2006

It is recommended to perform a full system backup every 30 days.
If you fail to do so, you risk losing information on the system
in the event of a catastrophe.

*********** NOTICE ***************
TERM=[xterm]? ls

************NOTICE************

AVAYA PROVIDED HARDWARE

************NOTICE************

oppvmi-ir1.sky.local(presidio) ls
MiIR1-07.txt grep.txt myCatmi1.txt pkginfo06022006
ch.txt ivrstatus noc_ir_check vxml2013005.ds
egrep.txt myCat-MI1.txt noc_ir_log
giorno.txt myCat.txt nor_ir_log
oppvmi-ir1.sky.local(presidio)

As you can see after logon the prompt is TERM=[xterm]? and the command ls don't run so I've an error and the prompt change to oppvmi-ir1.sky.local(presidio) .
Now the command ls ca run correctly.

My system is a SunOS 5.8.

Thanks.