ssh ksh oddness

[Lars Hansson <lars@unet.net.ph>]

I've noticed something odd with ksh and ssh.
When I set ksh as my shell and log in, Control-C, Control-D etc have
no effect. For example, "tail -f /etc/login.conf" can not be interrupted
with Control-C, I have to do Control-Z and then manually kill it
with kill -9. 
If I set UseLogin to yes in sshd_config everything works but I'd rather not
have to use UseLogin. It only affects interactive sessions, ie "ssh <host> tail -f
/etc/login.conf" will handle Control-C properly.
This behaviour is not present when csh, tcsh or zsh is the shell so
I suppose it must be ksh related.

I've attached the output from "ssh -vvv". debug.log is with ksh, debug2.log with
csh. You'll notice they're almost identical.

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Lars Hansson

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