TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A48   
   REPLY: 2:280/2060 674962b0   
   MSGID: 4:930/1 674a60f4   
   PID: GED+W32 1.1.5-b20180707   
   CHRS: CP437 2   
   TZUTC: -0500   
      
      Hello Dennis!   
      
   29 Nov 24 07:34, you wrote to me:   
      
   Thanmks for you thorough answer.   
      
    DS> Hello David!   
      
    DS> 28 Nov 24 17:44, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:   
      
    DG>> sbbs@bbs:~$ LANG=es_ES.ISO8859-1 luit -encoding 'ISO-8859-2'   
    DG>> gedlnx -C/home/sbbs/ Command 'luit' not found, did you mean:   
    DG>> command 'quit' from snap quit (1.0+git) command 'lfit' from deb   
    DG>> fitsh   
      
    DS> if luit cannot be found you have to install it   
    DS> as far as I know luit is part of x11-utils   
      
    DS> luit is not a standalone package in most modern Debian or Ubuntu   
    DS> distributions. It is part of the X.Org project and typically included   
    DS> in the x11-utils package.   
      
    DS> apt install x11-utils   
      
   sbbs@bbs:~$ sudo apt search x11-utils   
   Sorting... Done   
   Full Text Search... Done   
   x11-utils/noble,now 7.7+6build2 amd64 [installed]   
     X11 utilities   
      
    DS> Hoever in my tests and in my terminal this was not a solution for your   
    DS> issue to fix it I had to add (I use fidian with goldED, which is ran   
    DS> under tmux and ttyd) (as per example):   
      
    DS> Environment=LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8   
    DS> Environment=LANG=en_US.UTF-8   
    DS> Environment=LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8   
      
   I read about tmux and a 4 window layout for SBBS, but that's new to me, so not   
   gonna even ask.   
      
    DS> Without it a lot of things went wrong on display with my Debian ..   
    DS> with this .. its working ok btw . .sometimes you have to reboot and/or   
    DS> logout/login to make it work correctly.   
      
    DS> But in general above would even not solve the issue   
      
    DG>>   X terminal emulator   
      
    DG>> Whatever the error I'm making... I cannot seem to find it   
      
    DS> It's difficult as a number of settings can cause golded not to   
    DS> function properly with its display   
      
    DS> if in your normal shell you still get the qqqqqq your standard   
    DS> encoding within your shell is not ok But .. you have to take care on   
    DS> the config   
      
    DS> for instance I start my golded from a bin/bash script, but when I do   
    DS> not use   
      
    DS>     export TERM=screen.xterm-256color   
      
   I do get aline layout, meaningn no "qqqq"   
      
    DS> this line .. I do not get the 'lines' but I get the qqqqqqq ..   
      
    DS> so please first try to get it running correctly without Luit . .as   
    DS> that should be possible eliminate as much encoding/decoding stuff as   
    DS> that could cause issues ..   
      
    DS> Try to make a bin/bash to make encoding sometimes easier rather than   
    DS> being busy with .bashrc etc. but I do not know how well experienced   
    DS> you are in linux. (On certain levels I lack serious knowledge, so I   
    DS> try a lot of things and I also sometimes use chatgpt or co-pilot to   
    DS> check what direction to go ..   
      
   When you said regular shell, you meant alinux virtual console, I tried that   
   with the ones proxmox show VC, I gues it was called, well, no lines but   
   "qqqq", so that must be some encoding orXKAT thing and No, as I said before I   
   cannot call myself Lnux guru in any way, I know some commands, but I said that   
   before and gained some hate, so...   
      
    DS> not always direct an answer but it gives you guidelines/hints/tips you   
    DS> could try.   
      
   I have not gone that path because I was in doubt CGP would even know about   
   Fido, golded, but I guess If I feed it the right links I could do something   
      
    DS> Dennis   
      
   Thanks again!.   
      
    DS> ... I don't troubleshoot; I blame the vendor.   
    DS> --- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5-b20240309   
    DS>  * Origin:  ---- BOFH: Problem solved, user deleted. (2:280/2060)   
      
   David   
      
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