Re: bash 3.0 ignores intr character

[Chet Ramey]

Tim Mooney wrote:

> > No.  Something else is at fault.  I'm traveling and don't have access to
> > Solaris 2.8, but can't reproduce it right now on the systems to which I
> > do have access.
> >
> > Does ^C work to interrupt a normal process?  For example, can you
> > interrupt a `sleep' job with ^C?
>
>
> No.  On Tru64 when I try
>
>     echo $$; sleep 99
>
> in a bash 3.0 window, pressing ^C does nothing.  It also doesn't show up
> in truss, so it's never getting to bash.  Pressing e.g. ^Z does.

I don't have access to Tru64, but I cannot reproduce this on Solaris 8.

Chet
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