SSH/Telnet clients' keymapping bad after dist-upgrade to Woody

["Keith G. Murphy" <keithmur@mindspring.com>]

I often use putty and TeraTerm from Win95/98 to telnet and ssh into a 
couple of Debian systems.

After a dist-upgrade on both systems, keys aren't mapping right at all.

For instance, Home and End do not work right, either at the command 
prompt, or within vim.

I tried recompiling my putty terminfo information, but the resulting 
file was no different from the one already in /usr/share/terminfo.

Making putty tell the system that it's xterm helps a little, but is not 
ideal.

Can anyone give me a clue what broke and how to fix it?  Everything used 
to be working great with both clients.  Thanks in advance.