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Is it latest release? I tried, can not reproduce this |
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Yes, I'm using the latest release v1.40.6 |
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Changing the renderer type and terminal type doesn't seem to have an impact on the session line numbers |
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What OS? |
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Windows 10 Enterprise |
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Tried in win10 vm, still can not reproduce this, anything special about the ssh server? |
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Nothing special that I'm aware of. With Putty, the SSH session has the max line numbers configured for the window size. I suspect it has something to do with the SSH Client / Terminal. When I start the session in powershell with "ssh @" it's using the full screen: |
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Any other ssh server you can try? SSH server available for testing with an anonymous account. |
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I saw other user mention something like "process.setwinsize(1390,820)" in maybe .bashrc |
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Thanks for the hint. |
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How can I achieve that ssh sessions automatically have the correct line numbers configured according to the window size?
When I open an ssh session from a bookmark, it has only 26 lines configured instead of the full window size.
However, if I start an ssh connection from the powershell command promt <ssh user@host>, the session automatically adapts the line numbers to the current window size. How can I achieve the latter as default setting?
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