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Marc Stürmer <mail@×××××××××××××.de> [13-11-24 15:16]: |
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> Greetings, |
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> I've got a strange behaviour since a couple of weeks. |
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> When working under X11 in a terminal and I type "exit" in the shell, |
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> the terminal does not close itself anymore. |
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> Already changed the shell - no change at all. |
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> Also does Ctrl+Z not work anymore, to bring the process running in the |
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> foreground into the background. |
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> When trying Ctrl+Z on the text console it is the same. |
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> Since I am somewhat confused about that kind of behaviour and where to |
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> fix it - any ideas to get it back working properly? |
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> Thanks in advance. |
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Hi, |
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check wether the problem is related to the shell/terminal or |
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to keyboard related things: |
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In a terminal type |
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cat <return> |
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Then press a couple of CTRL/<something> keys except ^D. |
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If you can see -- for example -- ^E when pressing CTRL-E, |
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then the control codes are received by the shell/terminal, |
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therefore keyboard related things are not to blame. |
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If so check the shell init files for remapping the keycodes. |
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Maybe revdep rebuild will show a library, which is used by |
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the shell was updated but the shell was not rebuild. |
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Or something like that. |
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Only a shot in the dark... |
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Good luck! |
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Best regards, |
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mcc |