01-22-2007
You could try adding something like this to your .kshrc:
export PAGER=more
or
export PAGER=pg
or
export PAGER=less
If that doesn't work it's most likely related to your terminal capabilities as suggested in the previous post.
Depending on your Unix version "infocmp" might not work, the alternative is "untic".
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ZMORE(1) BSD General Commands Manual ZMORE(1)
NAME
zmore -- view compressed files on a CRT
SYNOPSIS
zmore [flags] [file ...]
DESCRIPTION
zmore is a filter that allows the viewing of files compressed with Lempel-Ziv encoding. Such files generally have a ``Z'' or ``gz'' exten-
sion (both the compress(1) and gzip(1) formats are supported). Any flags that are specified are passed to the user's preferred PAGER (which
is /usr/bin/more by default).
When multiple files are specified, zmore will pause at the end of each file and present the following prompt to the user:
prev_file (END) - Next: next_file
Where prev_file is the file that was just displayed and next_file is the next file to be displayed. The following keys are recognized at the
prompt:
e or q quit zmore.
s skip the next file (or exit if the next file is the last).
If no files are specified, zmore will read from the standard input. In this mode zmore will assume gzip(1) style compression since there is
no suffix on which to make a decision.
ENVIRONMENT
PAGER Program used to display files. If unset, /usr/bin/more is used.
SEE ALSO
compress(1), less(1), more(1)
BSD
June 23, 2003 BSD