Hey everybody!

I still have some small problems using golded over putty..
Most annoying is that I can't press Shift+F10 for Nodelist lookups.
Compiled nodelists do exists though, but the keys are somehow misinterpreted and lead me to the msg# selection instead of the nodelist lookup dialogue... Most of the other keys, like unshifted function keys, are working fine.

These are my putty settings concerning encoding:

Backspace: Control-? (127)
Home and End: Standard
Function keys and keypad: Xterm R6
Charset: ISO-8851-1 (Latin-1)
Terminal: xterm

I think, I've tried every possible combination of these setting, no matter whether they make any sense or not...
Does anyone have any suggestion?

Cheers and thanks,
Philipp


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Hi Philipp!

03 Jun 2019 10:21, from Philipp Giebel -> All:

I still have some small problems using golded over putty..
Most annoying is that I can't press Shift+F10 for Nodelist lookups. Compiled nodelists do exists though, but the keys are somehow misinterpreted and lead me to the msg# selection instead of the
nodelist lookup dialogue... Most of the other keys, like unshifted function keys, are working fine.

Function keys and keypad: Xterm R6
Terminal: xterm

The easiest solution is to redefine the key in golded.

You can also try to play with the termcap info on the computer where Golded is running on.

But I would simply assign another key to the lookup, and that is that.

CU, Ricsi

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Hallo Philipp!

03.06.2019 10:21, Philipp Giebel schrieb an All:

Backspace: Control-? (127)
Home and End: Standard
Function keys and keypad: Xterm R6
Charset: ISO-8851-1 (Latin-1)
Terminal: xterm

I think, I've tried every possible combination of these setting, no
matter whether they make any sense or not... Does anyone have any suggestion?

Just define a 'special' keytab for this. Golded can use a special keyset, if defined. You can also start with a different configfile using 'golded -c foo.cfg' Take a look in your inbound, I've sent my goldkeys.cfg to your system.

Cheers and thanks,
Philipp

Bye/2 Torsten

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Hello Philipp!

03 Jun 19, Philipp Giebel wrote to All:

Most annoying is that I can't press Shift+F10 for Nodelist lookups.

#F10 EDITlookupdest
F10 EDITlookuporig

# = shift

Uh, i noticed i never had use for that. Destination is me within netmails, all or me within echomails.

These are my putty settings concerning encoding:

Backspace: Control-? (127)
Home and End: Standard
Function keys and keypad: Xterm R6
Charset: ISO-8851-1 (Latin-1)
Terminal: xterm

I think, I've tried every possible combination of these setting,

Does anyone have any suggestion?

Sorry, no. But i can confirm that i use the same putty settings to control golded on a Debian system and that shift-F10 does not work here too, while F10 works as designed.

Regards

Kai

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Hey Torsten!

05 Jun 19 00:31, you wrote to me:

Just define a 'special' keytab for this. Golded can use a special
keyset, if defined. You can also start with a different configfile
using 'golded -c foo.cfg' Take a look in your inbound, I've sent my goldkeys.cfg to your system.

You're awesome! :)
But I think, that's the same what I did.
I do have a special goldkeys.cfg, based on the included example, but with "F10" and "#F10" interchanged, so now I can open the nodelist lookup, but not the addressbook, which is fine for me, for now..
Or didn't I get right, what you're doing in your goldkeys.cfg? Is there a way for making both keys work, I didn't get or was it just an example on how to remap the hotkeys?

Cheers,
Philipp


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Hallo Philipp!

07.06.2019 09:00, Philipp Giebel schrieb an Torsten Bamberg:

Just define a 'special' keytab for this. Golded can use a special
keyset, if defined. You can also start with a different
configfile using 'golded -c foo.cfg' Take a look in your inbound,
I've sent my goldkeys.cfg to your system.

You're awesome! :)
But I think, that's the same what I did.
I do have a special goldkeys.cfg, based on the included example, but
with "F10" and "#F10" interchanged, so now I can open the nodelist
lookup, but not the addressbook, which is fine for me, for now.. Or
didn't I get right, what you're doing in your goldkeys.cfg? Is there a
way for making both keys work, I didn't get or was it just an example
on how to remap the hotkeys?

Both, an example and a possible workaround.

I think, it is possible to make both keys work. But this you've got to figure out by yourself. Over the years I made 'my' own golded, wich is working for me with the keytabs and with the codepages. Possibly you've got a complete other setup, which is not called OS/2. ;-)

Cheers,
Philipp

Bye/2 Torsten

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Hello Philipp!

07 Jun 19, Philipp Giebel wrote to Torsten Bamberg:

with "F10" and "#F10" interchanged, so now I can open the nodelist
lookup, but not the addressbook,

You could work around that by creating your own privat nodelist.

I used that for international points. my_list.pvt started with

;Node,<4Daddr>[ <region>[ <hub>]],[SysName],[Ort],[Sysop],[Tel#],BAUD,[Flags] ;Node,[Address],leer,empty,[Sysop],-Unpublished-,[Baud],[Flags]

for phone and IP contacts. One line for each node or point. That list was then included to my local nodelist by fastlst with the last configuration line:

NodeList my_list.pvt ; private list of me

Regards

Kai

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Hey Kai!

08 Jun 19 18:31, you wrote to me:

You could work around that by creating your own privat nodelist.
I used that for international points. my_list.pvt started with

;Node,<4Daddr>[ <region>[ <hub>]],[SysName],[Ort],[Sysop],[Tel#],BAUD,[Flags] ;Node,[Address],le er,empty,[Sysop],-Unpublished-,[Baud],[Flags]

for phone and IP contacts. One line for each node or point. That list
was then included to my local nodelist by fastlst with the last configuration line:

NodeList my_list.pvt ; private list of me

That's one funky solution! :) Hope, I'll remember this, when I need it, or at least that it was you who told me.. ;)

Cheers,
Philipp


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