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Takashi Yano via Cygwin wrote on 21.01.21 14:29:
> Takashi Yano via Cygwin <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com> wrote:
>>
>> Please update cygwin to 3.1.7.
> 
> Sorry, I might misunderstand your problem.
> 
> Does your problem happen when you exit from ssh session to cygwin?
> If so, are you using ~/.bash_logout (for bash) or ~/.logout (for tcsh)?
> 

Thanks for asking.

Cygwin version is 3.1.7 now

This is exactly what happens:

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     (1) Screen looks like this:
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martyn AT linuxbox:~$ echo local command 1
local command 1
martyn AT linuxbox:~$ echo local command 2
local command 2
martyn AT linuxbox:~$ ssh Winuser@<remote IP>

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     hit RETURN
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     (2) Screen looks like this:
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martyn AT linuxbox:~$ echo local command 1
local command 1
martyn AT linuxbox:~$ echo local command 2
local command 2
martyn AT linuxbox:~$ ssh Winuser@<remote IP>
Last login: Thu Jan 21 14:52:35 2021 from <local IP>

Winuser AT WINDOWS-BOX ~
$ echo I want to keep this output
I want to keep this output

Winuser AT WINDOWS-BOX ~
$ vim /home/Winuser/editing-testtext.txt

Winuser AT WINDOWS-BOX ~
$ ls /home/Winuser/editing-testtext.txt
/home/Winuser/editing-testtext.txt

Winuser AT WINDOWS-BOX ~
$ exit

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     hit RETURN
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     (3) Screen looks like this:
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Connection to <remote IP> closed.
martyn AT linuxbox:~$ echo all lines are gone
all lines are gone
martyn AT linuxbox:~$

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     ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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- same behavior if I use "exit" or "logout".
     "bash_logout" gives me "command not found"
- shell is /bin/bash on both sides
- the command "cygcheck -c Cygwin" clears the local lines from
     screen (1) immediately even _before_ exit

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