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Trapped in freebsd-update fetch with strange End display


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FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?



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      FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?



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      FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?



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          the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following



          in ~/.cshrc



          setenv PAGER less 


          change to



          setenv PAGER 


          and
          in ~/.profile



          PAGER=less
          export PAGER


          change to



          PAGER=
          export PAGER


          if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.





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            the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following



            in ~/.cshrc



            setenv PAGER less 


            change to



            setenv PAGER 


            and
            in ~/.profile



            PAGER=less
            export PAGER


            change to



            PAGER=
            export PAGER


            if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.





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              the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following



              in ~/.cshrc



              setenv PAGER less 


              change to



              setenv PAGER 


              and
              in ~/.profile



              PAGER=less
              export PAGER


              change to



              PAGER=
              export PAGER


              if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.





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                the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following



                in ~/.cshrc



                setenv PAGER less 


                change to



                setenv PAGER 


                and
                in ~/.profile



                PAGER=less
                export PAGER


                change to



                PAGER=
                export PAGER


                if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.





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                the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following



                in ~/.cshrc



                setenv PAGER less 


                change to



                setenv PAGER 


                and
                in ~/.profile



                PAGER=less
                export PAGER


                change to



                PAGER=
                export PAGER


                if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.






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