On 12/26/21 7:24 PM, Seth Morabito wrote:
On Sun, Dec 26, 2021, at 4:31 PM, Will Senn wrote:
Did svr2 have anything similar to modern behavior when handling the delete/backspace key where the character is deleted from the input and rubbed out? The default, like in v6/v7 for erase and kill is # and @. I can live with this, if I can't get it to do the rubout, because at least you can see the # in the input, but if I can figure out how to get it to rubout the last character, I'd map erase to DEL, which I believe to be ^U (but since it's invisible, it's confusing when it doesn't rubout).

Will

You should be able to do `stty erase \^H` and `stty echoe` to get the rubout behavior you want with ^H (and of course you can combine them into one stty line)

-Seth
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  Seth Morabito
  Poulsbo, WA


Got it working:
echo 'stty intr \^c erase \^? kill \^u echoe' >> .profile
relogin, and it works.

Thanks!