I am ssh'ing from a terminal window on my Mac to a NetBSD box (our bastion host) and then running screen on the NetBSD box.
In copy mode or in the windowlist (which uses the copymode key bindings), I can use the 'hjkl' keys for cursor movement, and I can use 3 of the 4 arrows, but not up arrow. I believe I have found the cause with ^A:bindkey -m which says:
:kF: -> stuff ^D
:kR: -> stuff ^U
:kh: -> stuff \201
:kH: -> stuff \205
:kN: -> stuff ^F
:kP: -> stuff ^B
:ku: -> stuff ^@
:kd: -> stuff \216
:kr: -> stuff \206
:kl: -> stuff \202
However, I don't seem to be able to override the :ku: binding.
Trying to change it:
bindkey -m :ku: stuff \220
just adds a new useless binding at the end of the list, but trying to delete the original one with:
bindkey -m :ku:
does nothing.
Is there some way I can fix this?
Notes:
Mac:
OS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan)
$TERM = xterm-256colorNetBSD:
6.1.2
$TERM = xterm-256color
There appears to be no system screenrc
My .screenrc says only: defscrollback 8192
