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From: Bill Sandiford <bill@duey.interlinks.net>
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Subject: problems with ee on FreeBSD-2.2.5
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When I telnet to my FreeBSD box and try to do anything that uses ee as a
default editor weird things happen.  The ee screen comes up.  When I try
to hit the arrow keys, weird menus pop up and stuff.  However when I run
it from the console no problems occur.  Question is, what is causing this,
is it a terminal problem?  Also is there anyway to replace ee as the
default editor for commands like edquota and chpass.


Bill Sandiford