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After my web provider upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04, I noticed that the nano editor (2.9.3) behaves strange when showing repeated characters in a word.
For example, this text ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-------abc7
--------abc8
... shows in nano as ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-abc7
-abc8
The magic starts only after 7 chars are identical.
When moving w/ cursor above, the hidden chars reveal gradually.
Other Ubuntu 18.04 installations don’t do that.
Google didn’t help.
Any ideas?
----- UPDATE (04.06.2019) -----
As requested ...
geohei@myserver:~$ hexdump -C testfile
00000000 2d 61 62 63 0a 2d 2d 61 62 63 32 0a 2d 2d 2d 61 |-abc.--abc2.---a|
00000010 62 63 33 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 34 0a 2d 2d 2d |bc3.----abc4.---|
00000020 2d 2d 61 62 63 35 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 |--abc5.------abc|
00000030 36 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 37 0a 2d 2d |6.-------abc7.--|
00000040 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 38 0a |------abc8.|
0000004b
18.04 nano
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After my web provider upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04, I noticed that the nano editor (2.9.3) behaves strange when showing repeated characters in a word.
For example, this text ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-------abc7
--------abc8
... shows in nano as ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-abc7
-abc8
The magic starts only after 7 chars are identical.
When moving w/ cursor above, the hidden chars reveal gradually.
Other Ubuntu 18.04 installations don’t do that.
Google didn’t help.
Any ideas?
----- UPDATE (04.06.2019) -----
As requested ...
geohei@myserver:~$ hexdump -C testfile
00000000 2d 61 62 63 0a 2d 2d 61 62 63 32 0a 2d 2d 2d 61 |-abc.--abc2.---a|
00000010 62 63 33 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 34 0a 2d 2d 2d |bc3.----abc4.---|
00000020 2d 2d 61 62 63 35 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 |--abc5.------abc|
00000030 36 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 37 0a 2d 2d |6.-------abc7.--|
00000040 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 38 0a |------abc8.|
0000004b
18.04 nano
asked Jun 3 at 18:46
geoheigeohei
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Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could usexxd.
– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! UsingUbuntu 14.04.6as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I useDebian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).
– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33
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After my web provider upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04, I noticed that the nano editor (2.9.3) behaves strange when showing repeated characters in a word.
For example, this text ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-------abc7
--------abc8
... shows in nano as ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-abc7
-abc8
The magic starts only after 7 chars are identical.
When moving w/ cursor above, the hidden chars reveal gradually.
Other Ubuntu 18.04 installations don’t do that.
Google didn’t help.
Any ideas?
----- UPDATE (04.06.2019) -----
As requested ...
geohei@myserver:~$ hexdump -C testfile
00000000 2d 61 62 63 0a 2d 2d 61 62 63 32 0a 2d 2d 2d 61 |-abc.--abc2.---a|
00000010 62 63 33 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 34 0a 2d 2d 2d |bc3.----abc4.---|
00000020 2d 2d 61 62 63 35 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 |--abc5.------abc|
00000030 36 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 37 0a 2d 2d |6.-------abc7.--|
00000040 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 38 0a |------abc8.|
0000004b
18.04 nano
asked Jun 3 at 18:46
geoheigeohei
161 silver badge6 bronze badges
After my web provider upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04, I noticed that the nano editor (2.9.3) behaves strange when showing repeated characters in a word.
For example, this text ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-------abc7
--------abc8
... shows in nano as ...
-----abc5
------abc6
-abc7
-abc8
The magic starts only after 7 chars are identical.
When moving w/ cursor above, the hidden chars reveal gradually.
Other Ubuntu 18.04 installations don’t do that.
Google didn’t help.
Any ideas?
----- UPDATE (04.06.2019) -----
As requested ...
geohei@myserver:~$ hexdump -C testfile
00000000 2d 61 62 63 0a 2d 2d 61 62 63 32 0a 2d 2d 2d 61 |-abc.--abc2.---a|
00000010 62 63 33 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 34 0a 2d 2d 2d |bc3.----abc4.---|
00000020 2d 2d 61 62 63 35 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 |--abc5.------abc|
00000030 36 0a 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 37 0a 2d 2d |6.-------abc7.--|
00000040 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 2d 61 62 63 38 0a |------abc8.|
0000004b
18.04 nano
18.04 nano
asked Jun 3 at 18:46
geoheigeohei
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asked Jun 3 at 18:46
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edited Jun 4 at 14:09
geohei
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Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could usexxd.
– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! UsingUbuntu 14.04.6as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I useDebian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).
– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33
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Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could usexxd.
– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! UsingUbuntu 14.04.6as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I useDebian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).
– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33
Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could use
xxd.– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could use
xxd.– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! Using
Ubuntu 14.04.6 as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I use Debian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! Using
Ubuntu 14.04.6 as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I use Debian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33
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Could you post a hexdump of the file? You could use
xxd.– wjandrea
Jun 3 at 22:36
Done! I updated the question. See above ...
– geohei
Jun 4 at 14:10
Well the hexdump looks fine.
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:21
What terminal are you using? How are you connecting to your provider? SSH?
– wjandrea
Jun 7 at 15:22
I use PuTTY as client from am Windows 7 machine to login via ssh. I noticed that when I login to another Unix machine (as intermediate), and then to my provider, the output is sometimes ok, sometimes not! Using
Ubuntu 14.04.6as intermediate machine, the output is fine. However when I useDebian GNU/Linux 8, chars get hidden again (like for the use without intermedta).– geohei
Jun 8 at 15:33