Workaround for snarky PF keys

[Reynir Stefansson <reynirhs isl is>]

Saith Anton Monroe:
> My own problem is using MC when SSH-ing from OS/2 to a Linux machine.
> I've tried 'mc -x' and a variety of $TERM settings on each end in an
> unsystematic way, but haven't hit on a combination that works well. 
>
> Don't worry, I'm not asking the MC developers to solve that problem. 
> But if anyone has some hints or pointers to sources of information about
> terminal problems, we could add them to the FAQ file.
>   
I've had a wee bit of bother like that. In my case, the SSH client was 
(and is) PuTTY. I wound up modifying ~/.mc/ini as follows:

[terminal:linux]
f11=\e[25~
f12=\e[26~
f13=\e[28~
f14=\e[29~
f15=\e[31~
f16=\e[32~
f17=\e[33~
f18=\e[34~
f19=\e[23~
f20=\e[24~

[terminal:xterm-256color]
f13=\e[25~
f14=\e[26~
f15=\e[28~
f16=\e[29~
f17=\e[31~
f18=\e[32~
f19=\e[33~
f20=\e[34~
bs=^?   # This was a directly-entered chr(127).
end=\e[4~
home=\e[1~

I run PuTTY in 256-colour mode because of the Elinks browser.

Reynir H. Stefánsson (reynirhs isl is)
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