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Re: IUTF8 pseudo-terminal mode



I'm removing the Debian bug and original reporter from the CC list; I don't think they care about our protocol design discussion.


On Monday, January 02, 2006 05:30:34 PM -0600 Nicolas Williams <Nicolas.Williams%sun.com@localhost> wrote:

One could argue that an SSH server running on such a system should look
at  the configured locale and configure the PTY appropriately, and
that's  probably even a good idea.  However, a user using 'stty' to
change terminal  modes at the remote end of an ssh connection has an
expectation that the  change will propagate to the local terminal as
much as possible, and the  point of defining a bit for IUTF8 is to help
make that possible.

Did you switch local/remote here?

Nope. If I type 'stty iutf8', stty does an ioctl on the pty slave on the remote machine (the ssh server). My expectation is that sshd will notice the change, propagate it down the wire, and my ssh client will make the same ioctl on my terminal (assuming, of course, that both terminals support the bit).

-- Jeff



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