Goaccess terminal dashboard shortcut keys not working.

[jaggerwang]

I'm connecting remote CentOS 6 server from iTerm 2 on Mac OS X. When I run goaccess command remotely, the dashboard display ok, and shortcut keys like 'h' and 'q' working correctly, but not the Expand and Scroll keys, I can only see the first screen content.

[allinurl]

Let me get my hands on a Mac to test this.

BTW, does it work with Enter or right-arrow to expand the panel? Also, does this only happen on iTerm 2 or also in Terminal.app? Thanks

[jaggerwang]

Enter and Right-arror also not working. Goaccess is very useful for us, thanks for your work!

在 2014年11月8日，05:29，Gerardo O. notifications@github.com 写道：

Let me get my hands on a Mac to test this.

BTW, does it work with Enter or right-arrow to expand the panel? Also, does this only happen on iTerm 2 or also in Terminal.app? Thanks

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[allinurl]

Are you using tmux or screen at all?

[jaggerwang]

No, just iTerm2 with zsh.

在 2014年11月8日，09:31，Gerardo O. notifications@github.com 写道：

Are you using tmux or screen at all?

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[allinurl]

OK, I tested this on iTerm2 Build 2.0 ssh"ing into a remote machine and it works fine (with and without tmux). Also I installed goaccess directly into OS X 10.9.4 through brew and keys work fine. What keys are you using to scroll within the panel? j and k? Thanks

[jaggerwang]

I tried j, k, ctrl+f and ctrl+b, no one is working, but h, q and tab is ok.

在 2014年11月9日，08:07，Gerardo O. notifications@github.com 写道：

OK, I tested this on iTerm2 Build 2.0 ssh"ing into a remote machine and it works fine (with and without tmux). Also I installed goaccess directly into OS X 10.9.4 through brew and keys work fine. What keys are you using to scroll within the panel? j and k? Thanks

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[allinurl]

what version of goaccess are you running and the version of iTerm2? Could you also please post the result of: echo $TERM? Thanks

[jaggerwang]

➜ ~ echo $TERM
xterm

[worker@lusir-aws-app1 ~]$ goaccess --version
GoAccess - 0.8.3.
For more details visit: http://goaccess.io
Copyright (C) 2009-2014 GNU GPL'd, by Gerardo Orellana

在 2014年11月11日，09:49，Gerardo O. notifications@github.com 写道：

what version of goaccess are you running and the version of iTerm2? Could you also please post the result of: echo $TERM? Thanks

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[allinurl]

I've been testing this for a while but I can't replicate the issue. Tested with iTerm 1.0 and 2.0, within bash and zsh, setting TERM to xterm and xterm-256color. Can you provide a bit more info on your environment? Does it work for you using Terminal.app? FWIW, here's the output I get:

Anybody else having this issue?

[jaggerwang]

It’s the same for Terminal.app, and I also tried run goaccess locally both in iTerm2 and Terminal. I wanted to confirm there is no need to press ctrl or any other key to combine with j, k or enter?

在 2014年11月11日，12:05，Gerardo O. notifications@github.com 写道：

I've been testing this for a while but I can't replicate the issue. Tested with iTerm 1.0 and 2.0, within bash and zsh, setting TERM to xterm and xterm-256color. Can you provide a bit more info on your environment? Does it work for you using Terminal.app? FWIW, here's the output I get:

https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5005367/4988210/669ee992-6925-11e4-942a-f94e564041c0.gif
Anybody else having this issue?

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[allinurl]

@jaggerwang no need for pressing ctrl or any other key. I'll look into this a bit further and see if I can replicate it. Feel free to post any other insights you may have.

[arondeparon]

Just wanted to let you know that I am experiencing this as well. Have tried this both on Terminal.app and iTerm2, both with same results. Server is a CentOS 5 machine.

[allinurl]

@arondeparon Interesting, could you run the following in your server and post the output after pressing the following keys:

h
j
k
o
c
s
/
<Ctrl> + f
<Ctrl> + b
g
<Shift> + g
n
<Tab>
<Shift> + <tab>
<Arrow right>
<Arrow down>
<Arrow up>
<Arrow left>
<Enter>

Here's the c program, copy this into your server and name the file keys.c

#include <curses.h>
int main(void) {
    WINDOW * _window = initscr();
    cbreak();

    /* Accept all keys */
    keypad(_window, true);

    /* Don't echo things that are typed */
    noecho();

    /* Don't display cursor */
    curs_set(0);

    for (;;) {
        printw("Press a Key ");
        refresh();
        int key = wgetch(_window);
        printw("%c, %d \n", key, key);
    }
    endwin();

    return 0;
}

compile with:

gcc keys.c -lncurses

Thanks!