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Updated TTY PTY support in Windows OpenSSH (markdown)

bagajjal 2017-03-16 11:27:23 -07:00
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TTY-PTY-support-in-Windows-OpenSSH.md

@ -38,8 +38,6 @@ If you want to use vi / top / man, etc commands while connecting from windows cl
c:\test\> set TERM=xterm c:\test\> set TERM=xterm
c:\test\> set TERM (This should show the term set to xterm) c:\test\> set TERM (This should show the term set to xterm)
## Testing ## Testing
We have tested different scenarios, We have tested different scenarios,
1) Windows client (cmd.exe / powershell) to windows server 1) Windows client (cmd.exe / powershell) to windows server
@ -47,6 +45,14 @@ We have tested different scenarios,
3) Linux client to windows server 3) Linux client to windows server
4) Third party ssh tools like putty/Cygwin to windows server 4) Third party ssh tools like putty/Cygwin to windows server
For any terminal code changes, please make sure below test cases are passed
1) All the arrow key functions should work properly (up, down, left and right arrows).
2) The backspace, delete, home, end functions keys should work properly.
3) "cls" should clear only the visible window (windows 10+ OS) / should clear entire buffer (prior versions of windows 10 OS).
4) When connected to unix ssh server, the basic commands like vi, top, man, clear, etc should work properly.
## Known windows 10 console issues (These will be fixed by the windows console team)
### When connected to unix ssh server
a) vi command, the up/down arrow keys are not working.
b) vim command, intermittently the file is opened in the Replace mode.
c) top command, clears the previous screen contents.