RE: OT: lux shell question (No controlling tty)

stty -a reports that intr = ^C Whenever I press ctnl+c, it looks like the shell just ignores the key (no change on screen). And this only happens on the /dev/console not on pttys... I even tried stty intr '^x', same result... Thanks |-----Original Message----- |From: sunil@intelus.com [mailto:sunil@intelus.com]On Behalf Of |Bhaskarla, Sunil |Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 9:30 AM |To: 'informix-list@iiug.org' |Subject: OT: lux shell question (No controlling tty) | | |Sorry for the OT subj, but I did not receive any replies from |the linux mailing list so I post it here.... | |Hi, | The following message appears every time a ksh |(non-bash) user attempts to login on the console - | | |Last login: Sun Apr 16 19:15:22 2000 on /dev/console |ksh: No controlling tty (open /dev/tty: Device not configured) |ksh: warning: won't have full job control | | |However, this does not happen when I login from a ptty... | |Also, the INT seq. key does not work on console! I've tried ctnl+c, |ctnl+bkspc, and ctnl+\\ (I have to login from a ptty and send a |INT signal to make it stop!) | | |Any help appreciated... | |OS 5.2 (Apollo) |KEYBOARD=us, qwerty.map | | |Thanks, |Sunil |