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Those are ANSI control codes. phpseclib (which Laravel uses) lets you remove them with File_ANSI.

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Sorry, I didn't understand. Where to use phpseclib? Local machine, homestead server? Which file am I supposed to change?

Thank you!

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I got the response today. Instead of using the global command 'homestead up' in your terminal, go to your local homestead folder (mine was in ~\AppData\Roaming\Composer\vendor\laravel\homestead) and use 'vagrant up'. Next you ssh into your vm and you can use the 'php artisan' for example.

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But wasn't the idea we could use homestead commands at any location?

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In fact, I give up. Homestead 2.0 is a mess. I'm not able to set it working correctly. Homestead 1.0 is much better.

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I am having a similar problem. When I do homestead ssh and try to open a editor like nano or vi my text becomes jumbled (similar to your problem) and I cannot move the cursor or write anything. But when I use vagrant ssh from the ~\AppData\Roaming\Composer\vendor\laravel\homestead I can do everything normal.

Any clue someone?

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I fixed the problem using ansicon (https://github.com/adoxa/ansicon) now it is working great.

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arabsight said:

I fixed the problem using ansicon (https://github.com/adoxa/ansicon) now it is working great.

How do you use it? I am currently using ConEmu, any way to make them work together?

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