Thanks for the suggestion. I primarily use Dynamic Connect, but that
doesn't work for me either.
I still think it's a system setting of some kind, since I cannot get it to
work from any emulator.

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Jerry,

There are not many variables involved on Windows servers, as long as the BREAK option in Dynamic Connect is set to 'none' and the break key has not been explicitly disabled -

UniData
UniData Release 8.2 Build: (2002)
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All rights reserved.

Current UniData home is C:\\U2\\ud82\\.
Current working directory is C:\\U2\\ud82\\demo.
:(break pressed) ÿó
-^
syntax error
: (set break key to 'none' in Dynamic Connect)
:(break pressed)
BREAK: Enter Q<return> to Quit. Any other character to continueq
:PTERM -DISPLAY
Erase =^H = 010 octal
Kill = ^U = 025 octal
FULL duplex.
XOFF enabled.
BREAK ON
:

UniVerse
Welcome to the UniVerse Telnet Server.
UniVerse Command Language 11.3
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uvTESTACC logged on: Wed Apr 20 12:31:23 2022

uvtestacc
> (break pressed)
Break: Option (A,C,L,Q,?) =C

>PTERM -DISPLAY
CC INTR = ^C ERASE = ^H WERASE = OFF KILL = ^V
REPRINT = OFF LCONT = ^_ FMC = ^^ VMC = ^]
SMC = ^\\ TMC = ^T SQLNULL = ^N
INPUTCTL ON
CASE INVERT
CRMODE -INLCR ICRNL ONLCR -OCRNL -CRONLY
ECHO ECHO ERASE=BSB -KILL CTRL -LF
OUTPUT CS
SIGNALS BREAK=INTR
>

On UNIX systems the 'stty' settings are involved as well.

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Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software Limited
U.K.
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Jerry,

There are not many variables involved on Windows servers, as long as the BREAK option in Dynamic Connect is set to 'none' and the break key has not been explicitly disabled -

UniData
UniData Release 8.2 Build: (2002)
(c) Copyright Rocket Software, Inc. 1985-2021.
All rights reserved.

Current UniData home is C:\\U2\\ud82\\.
Current working directory is C:\\U2\\ud82\\demo.
:(break pressed) ÿó
-^
syntax error
: (set break key to 'none' in Dynamic Connect)
:(break pressed)
BREAK: Enter Q<return> to Quit. Any other character to continueq
:PTERM -DISPLAY
Erase =^H = 010 octal
Kill = ^U = 025 octal
FULL duplex.
XOFF enabled.
BREAK ON
:

UniVerse
Welcome to the UniVerse Telnet Server.
UniVerse Command Language 11.3
Copyright Rocket Software, Inc. or its affiliates, All Rights Reserved 1985-2021
uvTESTACC logged on: Wed Apr 20 12:31:23 2022

uvtestacc
> (break pressed)
Break: Option (A,C,L,Q,?) =C

>PTERM -DISPLAY
CC INTR = ^C ERASE = ^H WERASE = OFF KILL = ^V
REPRINT = OFF LCONT = ^_ FMC = ^^ VMC = ^]
SMC = ^\\ TMC = ^T SQLNULL = ^N
INPUTCTL ON
CASE INVERT
CRMODE -INLCR ICRNL ONLCR -OCRNL -CRONLY
ECHO ECHO ERASE=BSB -KILL CTRL -LF
OUTPUT CS
SIGNALS BREAK=INTR
>

On UNIX systems the 'stty' settings are involved as well.

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Principal Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software Limited
U.K.
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Thanks for the details. Using UniData I have the same settings as you
described, but still ignoring ^C. Then I decided to try using Telnet. ^C
worked! So I logged into my account and it suddenly did NOT work. So that
tells me that it is something in my LOGIN paragraph. Sure 'nuff, once I
turned UDT.OPTIONS 111 to OFF, it worked! So there *was* a setting that
blocked ctrl-C.(The setting is even called Ctrl C Ignore). (I copied the
setting from my client)

Your details helped me track it down. Thanks.

On Wed, Apr 20, 2022 at 4:36 AM John Jenkins via Rocket Forum <
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> Jerry,
>
> There are not many variables involved on Windows servers, as long as the
> BREAK option in Dynamic Connect is set to 'none' and the break key has not
> been explicitly disabled -
>
> UniData
> UniData Release 8.2 Build: (2002)
> (c) Copyright Rocket Software, Inc. 1985-2021.
> All rights reserved.
>
> Current UniData home is C:\\U2\\ud82\\.
> Current working directory is C:\\U2\\ud82\\demo.
> *:(break pressed) ÿó*
> -^
> syntax error
> : *(set break key to 'none' in Dynamic Connect)*
> :*(break pressed)*
> BREAK: Enter Q to Quit. Any other character to continue*q*
> :*PTERM -DISPLAY*
> Erase =^H = 010 octal
> Kill = ^U = 025 octal
> FULL duplex.
> XOFF enabled.
> BREAK ON
> :
>
> UniVerse
> Welcome to the UniVerse Telnet Server.
> UniVerse Command Language 11.3
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> uvTESTACC logged on: Wed Apr 20 12:31:23 2022
>
> uvtestacc
> > *(break pressed)*
> Break: Option (A,C,L,Q,?) =*C*
>
> >*PTERM -DISPLAY*
> CC INTR = ^C ERASE = ^H WERASE = OFF KILL = ^V
> REPRINT = OFF LCONT = ^_ FMC = ^^ VMC = ^]
> SMC = ^\\ TMC = ^T SQLNULL = ^N
> INPUTCTL ON
> CASE INVERT
> CRMODE -INLCR ICRNL ONLCR -OCRNL -CRONLY
> ECHO ECHO ERASE=BSB -KILL CTRL -LF
> OUTPUT CS
> SIGNALS BREAK=INTR
> >
>
> On UNIX systems the 'stty' settings are involved as well.
>
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