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Input trouble with PuTTY SSH on Debian
posted on April 28th 2007, at 00:37
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lunarg
If you happen to have keyboard trouble when you SSH with PuTTY to a Debian system, you might want to read on.
With trouble, I mean one or more of the following symptoms:
Numeric keypad not working, even with numlock enabled/disabled
Home/End keys not working as they should
Function keys not working as they should
Other weirdness concerning keyboard...
We've figured out a possible solution to the problem. It has been tested (and used) extensively by my and a collegue, and have found it working perfectly on Debian Woody and Debian Sarge.
It may be possible that these settings also work on other distros having similar problems. If it does, please let us know so we can add it to the article
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