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03-17-2005
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AIX - Escape keys not working
I can not seem to figure out where my keyboard keys are set. In one system I can use the esc + minus key to cycle through my history and esc + backslash to auto fill in the rest of my command line. I looked through the /etc/profile, /etc/environment and my own .profile and .kshrc. Does anyone know where I might find these settings so I can duplicate the functionality on my new machine?
Thanks. 
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