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10-16-2001 08:24 AM
10-16-2001 08:24 AM
telnet disconnect during paste
I use CRT and when I paste say 10-20 lines into a vi session on SOME systems I get disconnected. Other systems that are the same model/OS Rev work fine. I'm sure it must be a simple setting, but which one.
If it ain't broke, let me have a look at it.
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10-16-2001 09:24 AM
10-16-2001 09:24 AM
Re: telnet disconnect during paste
Looks like the 'pasting data' is having some CTRL-D or invisible chars that are causing the telnet to terminate.
Compare the stty outputs the systems and see what's different.
-Sri
Compare the stty outputs the systems and see what's different.
-Sri
You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don't try
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10-16-2001 03:09 PM
10-16-2001 03:09 PM
Re: telnet disconnect during paste
Check your .profile scripts for the command
set -o ignoreeof
If it isn't there add it. This will prevent you from accidently dropping the connection when you send an eof character (ctrl-D).
set -o ignoreeof
If it isn't there add it. This will prevent you from accidently dropping the connection when you send an eof character (ctrl-D).
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10-16-2001 07:38 PM
10-16-2001 07:38 PM
Re: telnet disconnect during paste
NO, it is not a CTRL-D!!!!!!
I feel it has something to do with a tty/pty buffer size.
If I set "char delay" and
"line Delay" to 25/25 the output of my paste looks like a 1981 teletype output but it does not disconnect.
It has to be something with a buffer overflow.
PS: This is HPUX-11.00
I feel it has something to do with a tty/pty buffer size.
If I set "char delay" and
"line Delay" to 25/25 the output of my paste looks like a 1981 teletype output but it does not disconnect.
It has to be something with a buffer overflow.
PS: This is HPUX-11.00
If it ain't broke, let me have a look at it.
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