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(Quote) Do you know whether a user can upload and mount an ISO? (Virtualizor has this functionality, but it may be turned off by a provider)
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If I may, two quick questions: * What control panel do you use? * Do you allow custom ISOs?
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(Quote) No chance that your VPS was compromised? So you signed up to tell us this?
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(Quote) I confess that I was fooled for a minute or two, especially with what appeared to be a new URL :) (By the way, twopoundemail.co.uk is still available, as you probably know :) )
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https://www.netcup-sonderangebote.de/domains/aktion-de-domain-13-cent-ww23-2/ (Quote) Copy & paste error? :) (It made sense in January!)
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(Quote) Congrats on your first post
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(Quote) Just when I was going to ask for a free shell account :) ... oh well, it appears to be the end of an era for bare metal
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(Quote) (Sorry, just a last word) So, in sum, you're saying that the change from xterm-256color to xterm made the big difference? As I said above, this shouldn't make a difference for mc, which would be happy with either of these two terminal type…
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(Quote) Glad that this works, but normally, it shouldn't be necessary to have to stipulate this :)
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(Quote) I'm glad that this works, but needing to use an Alpine docker image for this seems to be (supreme) overkill, if I may say so! :) Also, the difference between xterm-256color and xterm shouldn't matter for this -- both should work! I've just …
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I was just about to ask: what does dpkg-query -l console-setup show? But I guess that we can stop now :)
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Another try: on the server, what does more /etc/vconsole.conf show?
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(Quote) By the way, when you say "Terminal", do you mean the terminal emulator of MacOS? I assume that you've checked that mc works on another server but using the same terminal emulator (so that we know that the issue is particular to on…
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(Quote) So you may not be using a console after all Nevertheless, it wouldn't hurt to try what I suggested just above
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(Quote) I see mc doesn't work with all console fonts, so I strongly suspect that this is the problem Here's a suggestion. First, create the file ~/.console-setup. Then copy the following text into this file: ACTIVE_CONSOLES="/dev/tty[1-6]&qu…
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On my system, the output of more /etc/default/console-setup is: # CONFIGURATION FILE FOR SETUPCON# Consult the console-setup(5) manual page.ACTIVE_CONSOLES="/dev/tty[1-6]"CHARMAP="UTF-8"CODESET="Lat15"FONTFACE="F…
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As su -, try dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
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(Quote) Okay, my best guess is that you're not using an appropriate console font for mc Does man console-setup give anything?
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(Quote) So you're not using (real) xterm Is the system in question running Debian? If so, what does more /etc/default/console-setup show?
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(Quote) No, a UTF-8 locale is good (whether fr or en) Are you using (real) xterm or a console?
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(Quote) I also use mc a lot, but I haven't seen this kind of issue in a long time (Quote) So you're using xterm -- good What does locale show?