From: Julius Szelagiewicz (julius@turtle.com)
Date: Wed Jun 18 2003 - 15:04:13 EDT
Dear Admins,
the consensus, correct, was that stty has @ defined as eol or
such. As a matter of fact it was defined as kill. The scary part is that
the /etc/profile was last touched on May 8 and the problem manifested
itself on June 11. I added stty -kill ^U in /etc/profile and the problem
went away, but i still don't know what caused it. The work around is to
use \@ in place of @, of course. Thanks go to: Justin Willoughby, Stuart
Abramson, John Kingsland, James Lonski and Mike Keighley.
Original post below:
> suddenly all the users that connect to my L2000, UX 11.0, lost the
> ability to enter the @ character. When they type it (shift 2), the @
> character shows up and the cursor jumps to new line. This is not the case
> for people logged in via ssh. No changes in the system prior to this
> happening and the reboot didn't clear it. tia, julius
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