Hello all,
This question is not important, but I'm curious.
To colorize the shell when I ssh in my FreeBSD router, I use this on login:
When I logout, this command is run:
The first colorize the background color to 3 and the foreground one to 0, then cd (clear to end of screen) in order the whole terminal to be colorized. At logout, I just undo with op but cd is needed as well.
This is documented here tput(1) and there terminfo(5).
This was perfectly working under FreeBSD 12 up to 13.2-RELEASE. With FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE the cd command doesn't work anymore if preceded by any other command.
I mean
Anyone knows why?
This question is not important, but I'm curious.
To colorize the shell when I ssh in my FreeBSD router, I use this on login:
tput AB 3 AF 0 cdWhen I logout, this command is run:
tput op cd.The first colorize the background color to 3 and the foreground one to 0, then cd (clear to end of screen) in order the whole terminal to be colorized. At logout, I just undo with op but cd is needed as well.
This is documented here tput(1) and there terminfo(5).
This was perfectly working under FreeBSD 12 up to 13.2-RELEASE. With FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE the cd command doesn't work anymore if preceded by any other command.
I mean
tput cd works but tput op cd just does op. cd isn't executed.Anyone knows why?