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| 03.16.05
Controlling Linux Colors In Vi (vim)
 By A.P. Lawrence
Because of an old application that apparently partially looks at termcap and partially hard-codes terminal info, a customer has to set TERM=ansi when using Alphacom to access his Linux box.
The Linux colorizing fouls things up royally. You can shut off command line colorizing by editing /etc/DIR_COLORS and changing "COLOR ttty" to "COLOR none" or (less drastically) by removing the "TERM ansi" line from the same file (which removes colorization for ansi but doesn't affect console use).
But that still leaves vi messing things up. The fix for that is to add
set t_Co=2
to the top of /etc/vimrc. I attempted to do this in ~/.vimrc but couldn't make it work, and also tried
if &term=="ansi"
set t_Co=2
endif
in /etc/vimrc but that didn't work either.. not sure why yet. The idea there would be to let vim colorize if not using ansi, though in my case forcing it is fine because I don't want colors in vi ever.
I have seen the suggestion to "set syntax off"; that didn't work for me or the customer.
To my mind, colorizing is pretty messed up..
*Originally published at APLawrence.com
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A.P. Lawrence provides SCO Unix and Linux consulting services http://www.pcunix.com
SSH Joins Novell's Technology Partner Program
 By WebProNews
SSH Communications Security has joined Novell's Technology Partner Program and announced that SSH Tectia supports Novell's SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 running on all IBM eServer platforms.
The new version of the SSH Tectia solution will provide users running SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 with robust, comprehensive enterprise security, including secure system administration, secure application connectivity, and secure file transfer functionality.
"SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server has the highest level of security certification ever reached in the Linux market, Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 4+," said Johan Rosius, VP Alliances EMEA of Novell. "By partnering with SSH, our customers can now get tightly-integrated world-class communications security, complete with comprehensive customer support."
On Feb. 16, 2005, SSH announced SSH Tectia support for Linux running on IBM eServer platforms. Together, SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 and SSH Tectia provide a complementary solution for customers to securely administer, transfer files to/from, and authenticate and protect connections to applications running on IBM eServers. With support for IBM eServer and SUSE LINUX, SSH now offers the most comprehensive LINUX support for IBM and other enterprise-class servers.
"Linux enterprise servers are fast becoming part of mission-critical IT infrastructure and an ideal opportunity for large enterprises, financial institutions, and government agencies to benefit from SSH Tectia's FIPS certified enterprise-class managed security solution, " said Arto Vainio, CEO of SSH Communications Security. "By partnering with Novell, we combine two best of breed solutions for our joint customers and gain increased access among enterprise customers for whom Novell is a household name."
The new version of the SSH Tectia solution will be generally available in March. Pricing is based on the number and type of applications supported and the number of servers and clients.
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