I found that running “sin” in a terminal window crashes the ditto’ed photon
session. It does not matter whether the ditto session is new or a duplicate
of an existing one. It also does not matter whether the ditto is done
locally or from a remote host (such as Phindows from a windows computer).
Does anyone know any cure for the problem?
Shouqin Huo
Well, it is worse than I thought. You can telnet into a machine and run
“sin”, then all ditto’ed sessions are dead. (The sin command itself runs
fine in a telnet session.)
“Shouqin Huo” <huo@qm.com> wrote in message news:cg2m8l$ru5$1@inn.qnx.com…
I found that running “sin” in a terminal window crashes the ditto’ed
photon
session. It does not matter whether the ditto session is new or a
duplicate
of an existing one. It also does not matter whether the ditto is done
locally or from a remote host (such as Phindows from a windows computer).Does anyone know any cure for the problem?
Shouqin Huo