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Reality V15.0 ()
Setting Up The Terminal (REMLOG) (m603003+terminal.htm)
The functionality described assumes the use of a Northgate terminal with Prism support. Before using REMLOG to access a remote environment, the terminal from which REMLOG is to be used must be correctly set up and identified to the system.
Valid UNIX terminal types are held in the directory /usr/lib/terminfo and can be displayed using the ls command. For example, to display all the valid terminal types beginning with the letter 'p', enter:
ls /usr/lib/terminfo/p
The Northgate P9, P12 and P14 terminals are supported when connecting to any remote environment (each of these terminal types is defined in the /usr/lib/terminfo/p directory). Additional types may be supported when connecting to other UNIX environments (see your System Administrator).
Notes:
The TERM variable informs the UNIX system of the terminal type. Before using REMLOG, you must check that the TERM variable is set to the correct terminal type.
From the $ prompt (default working environment) the setting of TERM can be checked by entering:
$env
HOME=/usr/reality
HZ=100
LOGNAME=reality
MAIL=/usr/mail/reality
PATH=:/bin:/usr/bin
TERM=p14
TZ=GMTO
You can alter the TERM variable, as shown in the following example:
$
TERM=p9$
export TERM
This sets the terminal type to P9.
Note: It is very important that the terminal type is set correctly before you attempt to use the remote logon facility.