In *shell*, what *might* cause ^c^z and ^c^c to not work?

In *shell*, what *might* cause ^c^z and ^c^c to not work?

[David Combs]

Something has changed, and I don't know what it is --
except that I'm now usisng Solaris 9.

(And I believe that that (moving to sol 9) is not the
problem, because I did that four or five months ago,
and only recently (in last month) started noticing
the problem.)

Anyway, when in *Shell*, and want to control-z
out of a program running there, C-c C-z doesn't
work -- nor C-c C-c, either.

Is probably same problem I reported a couple of
months back, and no one had any suggestion --
well, it's still happening, and maybe this two
months later, someone *will* have a suggestion...

Thanks,

David

Re: In *shell*, what *might* cause ^c^z and ^c^c to not work?

[Jonathon Isaac Swiderski]

On 31 Dec 2002, David Combs wrote:

> Something has changed, and I don't know what it is --
> except that I'm now usisng Solaris 9.
>
> (And I believe that that (moving to sol 9) is not the
> problem, because I did that four or five months ago,
> and only recently (in last month) started noticing
> the problem.)

So what *did* happen in the last month?  Made any changes to your Emacs
configs?  To your shell rcs? Changed your shell?  Upgraded your Emacs?

While saying what hasn't happened is moderately useful to know what won't
fix the problem, it doesn't really get anyone any closer to finding out
what *will* fix it.

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Re: In *shell*, what *might* cause ^c^z and ^c^c to not work?

[Kai Großjohann]

dkcombs@panix.com (David Combs) writes:

> Anyway, when in *Shell*, and want to control-z
> out of a program running there, C-c C-z doesn't
> work -- nor C-c C-c, either.

What does C-h k C-c C-c or C-h k C-c C-z say while in shell mode?

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