etb@milton.u.washington.edu (Eric Bushnell) (04/19/91)
A few weeks ago, I updated a dozen DN35/4500s in a student lab to sr10.3. I set them up with the Aegis/BSD combination, and set all the hosts' /sys/node_data/etc/environ files with ENVIRONMENT = bsd SYSTYPE = bsd4.3 Then all of them should use ^C for the process interrupt signal and ^D for EOF. And so they did -- for a while. Last week I noticed one node had regressed to ^Q and ^Z instead, and since then they've all done it! Both stty and tctl indicate that ^C and ^D are supposed to be the keys for those signals. The environ files haven't changed. I wasn't using a $(HOME)/.environ file, but when I tried it, it didn't help anyway. The 10.3 node on my desk, which is on a different network, hasn't suffered this malady. What is this??? -- Eric Bushnell Univ of Washington Civil Engineering etb@u.washington.edu