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From: ajk@schwinger.physics.purdue.edu (Andrew J. Korty)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: Fixing telnet annoy-o-matic
Date: 8 Nov 1996 00:38:55 GMT
Organization: Physics Department, Purdue University
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Message-ID: <55tvev$kdm@mozo.cc.purdue.edu>
References: <32811ABF.33B8ED73@mauswerks.com>
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In article <32811ABF.33B8ED73@mauswerks.com>,
Brian Topping <topping@mauswerks.com> wrote:
>I am wondering if anyone has seen a problem with telnetd that
>connections get hung up after the second control-C sent in a session. I
>think I am going to die if it happens again. For instance, I can start
>a ping, see that it works, hit control-C. If that was the first time
>that I ever did that this session, it stops fine, no big deal. If
>however I had previously typed control-C at any previous time during the
>session, this time will abruptly close the connection.
I'm not sure what it was exactly that I did to fix this (because I
tried so many things unsuccessfully), but try this:
stty noflush
If that doesn't work reliably, try some other tty settings.
ajk