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There is another way
This is a very common and very annoying problem. Your remote host expects some character to be used as "erase", a terminal program you use sending some character as "erase". If they differ - sometimes you getting ^? or ^H when pressing backspace. So to fix this you just need bring both parts in sync.
There is another way
That explanation should be the tip. I have been lookin' for a solution to that problem for a long time. Thanks man!
There is another way
actually already a hint, i remember using the hint myself in my .bash_profile:
There is another way
There's an easier way.
There is another way
The way I handle this is to have a pair of shell aliases set up for the stty erase entry.
in your ~/.tcshrc:
or in ~/.bashrc
That way, whenever the backspace key is confused you can type backspace as a command and it will fix itself.
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