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From: seth@sirius.ctr.columbia.edu (Seth Robertson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: rlogin trouble:  Chars translated into ^D
Keywords: Networks
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Date: 29 Mar 89 07:11:03 GMT
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Hello.

I have been having this trouble whereby if a person rlogin/telnets to
various machines, when they type, all of their characters get translated
into ^Ds.  I personally use ksh, and this does not happen to me.  However,
when su to root (which uses csh) the characters again are translated.  The
translation also occurs if I use `Mail`.

The problem can be avoided (for me) if I rlogin to the same machine
(getting a new pseudo-tty #).  This seems to happen (with no apparent
cause, on a fairly frequent bases on the first rlogin session (but not
always ttyp0)

Has anybody else had this trouble?  Any advice?  I am running 4.0

	-Seth
	seth@ctr.columbia.edu