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wintegrate & Ctrl-C

  • November 11, 2022
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Chuck Stevenson
After many years of not using wIntegrate, I started again.
I'd swear I had ^C  triggering a <break> on the UV server SSH session, but now it isn't.
Probably something stupid in the settings, or between the ears.  I can't find it.

wIntegrate v6.4.4
vt00
u2 ssh   port 22
Setup > Keyboard >Key Definition Listing> Break Key: <<Ctrl>+C
No special key mapping
(looks like what I used to use with Dynamic connect, except ssh)

In Putty ssh ^C works.

Any advice?  TIA

Chuck Stevenson

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Chuck Stevenson
DBA / SW Developer
Pomeroy
US
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    John Jenkins
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    • November 11, 2022
    After many years of not using wIntegrate, I started again.
    I'd swear I had ^C  triggering a <break> on the UV server SSH session, but now it isn't.
    Probably something stupid in the settings, or between the ears.  I can't find it.

    wIntegrate v6.4.4
    vt00
    u2 ssh   port 22
    Setup > Keyboard >Key Definition Listing> Break Key: <<Ctrl>+C
    No special key mapping
    (looks like what I used to use with Dynamic connect, except ssh)

    In Putty ssh ^C works.

    Any advice?  TIA

    Chuck Stevenson

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    Chuck Stevenson
    DBA / SW Developer
    Pomeroy
    US
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    Chuck,

    Using the wIntegrate keyboard configuration menu, change 'break' from 'control-C' to 'none'. That should fix it.

    JJ

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    John Jenkins
    Thame, Oxfordshire
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    JJ
    Chuck Stevenson
    Chuck Stevenson
    • Chuck Stevenson
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    • November 13, 2022
    Chuck,

    Using the wIntegrate keyboard configuration menu, change 'break' from 'control-C' to 'none'. That should fix it.

    JJ

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    John Jenkins
    Thame, Oxfordshire
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    JJ, That did it.  Thanks.  Much appreciated.

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    Chuck Stevenson
    DBA / SW Developer
    Pomeroy
    US
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