Keyboard Settings for Command Line Interface / SSH

[Scooter65 (Martin Schuck)]

I’m looking for a way to change the keyboard settings in the CLI.
It is horrible to search for a lot of keys.
I think Sangoma Linux is based on RedHat.

[dicko]

export TERM=vt100

should get you there

[Scooter65 (Martin Schuck)]

Sorry, doesn’t work

Layout is still English

[dicko]

pretty sure VT != vt

[Scooter65 (Martin Schuck)]

Ok, that’s better
But the layout is still Englisch

[dicko]

Come on it’s a linux locale thing …,

export LANG=??

It will fix keyboards and grammar a la linux, it won’t translate anything not in that locale

[Stewart1 (Stewart)]

@Scooter65

But the layout is still Englisch

That’s something you need to fix at the client end. If you have a QWERTZ keyboard, it’s the client system that has to send the code 0x5a over the SSH link when you type an upper case Z.

[Scooter65 (Martin Schuck)]

ok, I found a solution.
The FreePBX runs on a HyperV.
I opened the terminal via Hyper-V-Manager: English keyboard
I opened the terminal via Putty: German keyboard

Thanks for your help