[Cialug] Bash 4.1 question

[Crouse]

Perhaps try adding "set disable-signal-echo on" to your .bashrc file.

On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 3:42 PM, Daniel A. Ramaley
<daniel.ramaley at drake.edu>wrote:

> On one of my machines, when i type ctrl-c bash prints "^C" and then
> starts a fresh command prompt on the next line. On other machines
> (including SSH sessions), it doesn't print the "^C"... it just starts a
> new prompt on the next line.
>
> Any idea what variable i have to set to change the one machine to match
> the others? That is, to *not* print "^C"?
>
> Googling for the obvious terms is not very helpful... as you might
> imagine "ctrl-c",  "control-c", "^c" and other variants are a bit too
> popular of search terms.
>
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