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Subject: rxvt + login = ^C out.
From: "Julien Gilles" <jgilles AT glmultimedia DOT com>
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 16:00:04 +0100
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Hi,

in rxvt, I use 'login' to change the current user. (not yet 'su' in
cygwin ?) Everything is fine, just the ^C (and ^Z) does not work
anymore ; other ^A, ^E, ^D, etc are ok. I looked at stty, same thing
as in a working rxvt.

If I use the classical cygwin terminal, no problem. If I launch
another rxvt from the first, ^C works again.  If I use rlogin instead,
^C keeps working in the rxvt. So it seems linked to login. 

Any fix ?

-- 
Julien Gilles


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