On 11/23/2015 04:46 AM, Klaus Ethgen wrote: > Package: clusterssh > Version: 4.04.01-1 > Severity: important > > ctrl-s/ctrl-q is a very common used key sequence especially in remote > terminals to stop and start terminal output. > > With the latest version, ctrl-q is crashing cssh completely! Even worse, > error code of cssh is 0. > > This was working in earlier versions. As it is a very important key > stroke, I set this to important.
Hello Klaus, From the KEY SHORTCUTS section of the manpage for cssh: > Control-q > Quit the program and close all connections and windows. You can disable this by editing ~/.clusterssh/config and explicitly setting key_quit to be undefined - that is: > key_quit= With that change, ctrl-q/ctrl-s are working for me. I agree that it's probably not a great choice by upstream. However, I'm wondering how far back you have to go for a version of clusterssh that doesn't accept control-q as the exit command. I tested with 4.03.03-1 (in stable) and the behavior is the same as with the current version. In any event, I think this is probably a normal/wishlist bug to ask upstream to change the default. Cheers, tony
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