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Subject:	Re: ctrl-c terminates ssh session using cmd.exe login shell
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Stephen Quintero wrote:
> Using cmd.exe as the login shell, ctrl-c terminates the ssh session (rather than being propagated to the process on the remote server).

> My question is - is there some way to work around this?
> 
> For example, running bash as the login shell, and then running cmd.exe, does not fix the 
---
try
(export CYGWIN=tty;cygstart bash.exe) at a bash prompt...

Basically you need to set the env var CYGWIN to contain 'tty', if you already have
something in CYGWIN, you might want to use:
(export CYGWIN="tty $CYGWIN"; cygstart bash.exe)...

You could set the env-var in a .bat file which then launches cygwin?

You can make the 'tty' setting permanently part of your CYGWIN var by adding
it to your windows environment (system properties, advanced,
Environ vars; user...)


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