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Sandra Barr
Apr 25, 2012, 2:41:48 PM4/25/12
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I'm not technical, use putty to get to our unix box. Have new laptop
with windows 7. using putty 0.61 and everytime I put in something
that has @ in it putty sends me to the next line. Hopefully there's an
easy fix for this? Please reply to sandr...@hp.com. thanks you
with windows 7. using putty 0.61 and everytime I put in something
that has @ in it putty sends me to the next line. Hopefully there's an
easy fix for this? Please reply to sandr...@hp.com. thanks you
Simon Tatham
Apr 25, 2012, 4:17:09 PM4/25/12
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If so, that's an oddity of HP/UX's default configuration, and it has
nothing to do with PuTTY - it'd behave the same no matter what client
you used to log in. I can't remember exactly how you turn it off (it's
been a while since I had access to an HP/UX machine), but it'll be
something like 'stty eol undef' or 'stty eol2 undef'. Try 'stty -a' to
find out which terminal control is set to '@'.
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Simon Tatham "loop, infinite _see_ infinite loop"
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Sandra Barr
Apr 27, 2012, 1:33:26 PM4/27/12
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On Apr 25, 4:17 pm, si...@atreus.tartarus.org (Simon Tatham) wrote:
to start. Thank you so much!
> Sandra Barr <ssbar...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm not technical, use putty to get to our unix box. Have new laptop
> > with windows 7. using putty 0.61 and everytime I put in something
> > that has @ in it putty sends me to the next line. Hopefully there's an
> > easy fix for this? Please reply to sandra.b...@hp.com. thanks you
>
> > I'm not technical, use putty to get to our unix box. Have new laptop
> > with windows 7. using putty 0.61 and everytime I put in something
> > that has @ in it putty sends me to the next line. Hopefully there's an
>
> @hp.com, eh? I don't suppose the Unix box in question is running HP/UX?
>
> If so, that's an oddity of HP/UX's default configuration, and it has
> nothing to do with PuTTY - it'd behave the same no matter what client
> you used to log in. I can't remember exactly how you turn it off (it's
> been a while since I had access to an HP/UX machine), but it'll be
> something like 'stty eol undef' or 'stty eol2 undef'. Try 'stty -a' to
> find out which terminal control is set to '@'.
> --
> Simon Tatham "loop, infinite _see_ infinite loop"
> <ana...@pobox.com> - Index, Borland Pascal Language Guide
This is actually running on an Itanium box! You've given me a place
> @hp.com, eh? I don't suppose the Unix box in question is running HP/UX?
>
> If so, that's an oddity of HP/UX's default configuration, and it has
> nothing to do with PuTTY - it'd behave the same no matter what client
> you used to log in. I can't remember exactly how you turn it off (it's
> been a while since I had access to an HP/UX machine), but it'll be
> something like 'stty eol undef' or 'stty eol2 undef'. Try 'stty -a' to
> find out which terminal control is set to '@'.
> --
> Simon Tatham "loop, infinite _see_ infinite loop"
> <ana...@pobox.com> - Index, Borland Pascal Language Guide
to start. Thank you so much!
Sandra Barr
Apr 27, 2012, 1:43:24 PM4/27/12
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> - Show quoted text -
It was "kill" that was set to @.
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