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Script started on Mon 27 Mar 2017 09:05:15 AM EDT
jhawk@contents-vnder-pressvre:~$ screen -r
[?7h[?1;4;6l[?1049h[?1h=jhawk@contents-vnder-pressvre:~$
jhawk@contents-vnder-pressvre:~$ mutt -f/tmp/github.mbox

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Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2017 19:53:59 -0700
From bounces+848413-d13a-jhawk=mit.edu@sgmail.github.com Sun Mar 26 22:54:05
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Subject: Re: [mobile-shell/mosh] Copy replaces \n with spaces (#820)
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@johnhawkinson One thing you could try to do is run `mutt` inside `screen`
inside `script` inside `mosh`. If you can reproduce the problem that way, then
you should also be able to reproduce it by `cat`ing (some truncation of) the
resulting `typescript` file inside `mosh` with the same terminal size. Once we
have a reproducing `typescript` file, it should be much easier to systematically
figure out where the problem is. I realize this may be easier said than done,
though.
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