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Description of problem:
Pressing Control-J in pine is supposed to Justify the current paragraph, but
when it's pressed when using pine through gnome-terminal, it does the same thing
as carriage return instead.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-terminal 2.0.1-3 (from rawhide)

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install pine, or SSH into another box which has pine (Solaris machines in my
case, but it probably doesn't matter).
2. Start pine, start a new message, and type a few words.
3. Hit left arrow a few times, to go back into the middle of a word.
4. Hit control-J.

Actual Results:  New line started in the middle of a word

Expected Results:  It should justify the paragraph (so if there are only a few
words, you'll probably just go to the next line *without* adding a line break in
the middle of a word).

Additional info:

This happens no matter whether pine (4.44-11 from rawhide) is running locally or
whether pine (not sure what versions) is accessed via SSH on a remote machine.
It does not happen at the text console. It does not happen with Konsole instead
of GNOME Terminal. If you need any locale-related info, please tell me how to
find it if possible. (Any locale-related settings were left to their defaults. I
did a US English-only install.)