Very Computer

by **Chri** » Fri, 13 Feb 1998 04:00:00

I have slackware 3.2 installed with kernel 2.0.30
I connect via Slirp at school - I start it up, then I run pppd on the
local box. However, when I telnet in, anytime I hit Control-C
(to interrupt a process), my telnet session freezes up, and I must
close it and reconnect.

I am using an 8-bit clean line.
I also tried getting rtelnet and ztelnet, and both have the same problem.
Perhaps it is a problem with the remote telnetd?

Anyone had similar problems?

--
Christopher Stokes Smith "No matter how noble the cause

http://www.public.iastate.edu/~stoked Some days, the dragon wins."

by **P.Copelan** » Sat, 14 Feb 1998 04:00:00

> I have slackware 3.2 installed with kernel 2.0.30
> I connect via Slirp at school - I start it up, then I run pppd on the
> local box. However, when I telnet in, anytime I hit Control-C
> (to interrupt a process), my telnet session freezes up, and I must
> close it and reconnect.

> I am using an 8-bit clean line.
> I also tried getting rtelnet and ztelnet, and both have the same problem.
> Perhaps it is a problem with the remote telnetd?

> Anyone had similar problems?

> --
> Christopher Stokes Smith "No matter how noble the cause

> http://www.public.iastate.edu/~stoked Some days, the dragon wins."

This sounds like a broken termcap entry to be perfectly honest.
There is a newer telnet(d) available which *should * allow OPOST
to work correctly though I hope thats not the problem you are experiancing

ftp.uk.linux.org:/pub/linux/Networking/telnet+ftp/netkit-telnet-0.12*

Phil
=--=

Very Computer

Control-C and Telnet -- locking up my session

Control-C and Telnet -- locking up my session

Control-C and Telnet -- locking up my session