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CTRL+C No longer working for SSH from Windows 10
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I have searched and searched for a solution to this but I have come up empty. I have been using PuTTy for some time now and sometime over the past month or so CTRL+C will no longer stop the current process, it will actually close the connection. ie. if I ran TOP, when I am done I would press CTRL+C to return to the terminal.
AFAIK, I have not changed anything. Up-to-date on all Windows 10 updates. Also the machine I want to get into runs a script every time I login and I can't cancel it so I can't get into the machine at all to change anything if need be.
Should also add that it doesn't work in Bash either.
windows-10 ssh putty
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I have searched and searched for a solution to this but I have come up empty. I have been using PuTTy for some time now and sometime over the past month or so CTRL+C will no longer stop the current process, it will actually close the connection. ie. if I ran TOP, when I am done I would press CTRL+C to return to the terminal.
AFAIK, I have not changed anything. Up-to-date on all Windows 10 updates. Also the machine I want to get into runs a script every time I login and I can't cancel it so I can't get into the machine at all to change anything if need be.
Should also add that it doesn't work in Bash either.
windows-10 ssh putty
asked Oct 12 '17 at 22:24
dbinottdbinott
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This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02
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I have searched and searched for a solution to this but I have come up empty. I have been using PuTTy for some time now and sometime over the past month or so CTRL+C will no longer stop the current process, it will actually close the connection. ie. if I ran TOP, when I am done I would press CTRL+C to return to the terminal.
AFAIK, I have not changed anything. Up-to-date on all Windows 10 updates. Also the machine I want to get into runs a script every time I login and I can't cancel it so I can't get into the machine at all to change anything if need be.
Should also add that it doesn't work in Bash either.
windows-10 ssh putty
asked Oct 12 '17 at 22:24
dbinottdbinott
1013
I have searched and searched for a solution to this but I have come up empty. I have been using PuTTy for some time now and sometime over the past month or so CTRL+C will no longer stop the current process, it will actually close the connection. ie. if I ran TOP, when I am done I would press CTRL+C to return to the terminal.
AFAIK, I have not changed anything. Up-to-date on all Windows 10 updates. Also the machine I want to get into runs a script every time I login and I can't cancel it so I can't get into the machine at all to change anything if need be.
Should also add that it doesn't work in Bash either.
windows-10 ssh putty
windows-10 ssh putty
asked Oct 12 '17 at 22:24
dbinottdbinott
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asked Oct 12 '17 at 22:24
dbinottdbinott
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asked Oct 12 '17 at 22:24
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This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02
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This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02
This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02
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I have the same problem with PuTTY, a simple way around it is to "Ctrl + Right Click" will bring up some options. Choose "Special Command -> SIGINT"
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I have the same problem with PuTTY, a simple way around it is to "Ctrl + Right Click" will bring up some options. Choose "Special Command -> SIGINT"
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I have the same problem with PuTTY, a simple way around it is to "Ctrl + Right Click" will bring up some options. Choose "Special Command -> SIGINT"
answered Jan 10 '18 at 3:08
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I have the same problem with PuTTY, a simple way around it is to "Ctrl + Right Click" will bring up some options. Choose "Special Command -> SIGINT"
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I have the same problem with PuTTY, a simple way around it is to "Ctrl + Right Click" will bring up some options. Choose "Special Command -> SIGINT"
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This has hardly anything to do with Windows 10. Either you changed PuTTY configuration or something on the server must have changed.
– Martin Prikryl
Oct 13 '17 at 6:03
Ok, fair enough, but that's why I am asking. I don't know that it was nothing to do with Win10, maybe the OS intercepts them before. If there is a PuTTY config for it, then what would it be? Again, I have not touched the config since I put it in. If there is a config on the server, what would it be? It's just running Pi-Hole.
– dbinott
Oct 13 '17 at 18:02