February 23, 20215 yr I just executed a command I very much did not want to execute, because it turns out that for some reason ⌃C gets interpreted by the Webterminal’s shell as a ⏎, even though NAS# stty -a intr = ^C [...] is this a known issue? I’ve tried it on different devices and it seems to work this way on all of them. I’ve never seen this before on any Linux distro; universally (until now) I’ve found ⌃C aborts the current command and gives you a new clean command line, it doesn’t execute it! Can anyone shed light on what’s going on? Can this be worked around (`stty` was already set correctly as I wrote, but altering it didn’t seem to matter)? Should I submit a bug report? (addendum: I just tried other commands that tell me what the shell is seeing when I press ⌃C, and it’s seeing a ⌃J. But ⌃J and ⏎ (aka ⌃M) also send a ⌃J. Sooo.... weird.) (This is on 6.9.0-rc2.) Edited February 23, 20215 yr by TreyH add’l info
February 24, 20215 yr Community Expert That is not what I am seeing: Now, I am in the USA and using the standard keyboard mapping for that country using a WIN10 PRO client. You need to give us a bit more info about your client setup. By the Way, <Crtl-J> and <Crtl-M> and <Enter> keystrokes all give the expected behavior on my setup. Edited February 24, 20215 yr by Frank1940
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