pmy@vivaldi.acc.virginia.edu (Pete Yadlowsky) (04/25/91)
Is anyone running the Korn shell (ksh) on their systems? After we upgraded to 2.0, I noticed that if I was remotely logged in to a NeXT (via rlogin, whether from another NeXT or not), an invocation of `more' would simply lock up the session. There was no way to break out except to break the connection. I think `su' (as in `su root') had the same effect. This happens only when the remote NeXT account's login shell is ksh. Ksh behaves just fine while running locally, or when coming in remotely via dialup. Since NeXT does not provide ksh with their systems, I don't suppose they'd be too eager to help me out with this. Anyway, there seems to be some sort of animosity here between ksh and tcp/ip (I guess), under 2.0. Any ideas? - Pete -- Peter M. Yadlowsky | "You know - when I talk to people, I try to Academic Computing Center | look more intelligent than I actually am. University of Virginia | Seems to work." pmy@Virginia.EDU | - LA