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Yes! Thank you!<br />
<br />
The correct lines for me are as follows:<br />
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&quot;\e[11~&quot;:&quot;date\r&quot;<br />
&quot;\e[12~&quot;:&quot;ssh -l user su.wopr.zebulun.fi\r&quot;<br />
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:-)<br />
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<br />
Marko
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Yes! Thank you!

The correct lines for me are as follows:

"\e[11~":"date\r"
"\e[12~":"ssh -l user su.wopr.zebulun.fi\r"

:-)


Marko

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BTW, they don't work under screen :(<br />
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Oh well, I seldomly use screen anyway...<br />
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<br />
Marko
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BTW, they don't work under screen :(

Oh well, I seldomly use screen anyway...


Marko

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screen might be filtering the input stream, or it may not be using the same keymap. I don't use screen so I've never checked to see what it might do with the keymap.
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screen might be filtering the input stream, or it may not be using the same keymap. I don't use screen so I've never checked to see what it might do with the keymap.

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Hi!<br />
<br />
Is there a way to bind the function keys as aliases in .bashrc (or some other file) through a remote connection (PuTTY)? For example: when I press F1 it should automatically do an 'ssh -l user su.wopr.zebulun.fi'.<br />
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Marko
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Hi!

Is there a way to bind the function keys as aliases in .bashrc (or some other file) through a remote connection (PuTTY)? For example: when I press F1 it should automatically do an 'ssh -l user su.wopr.zebulun.fi'.

Marko

Alias for function keys?

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