On 11/10/15 2:15 PM, Keith Thompson wrote:
> But there's still a mystery here. Why does it behave differently under rxvt
> vs. xterm,
> and why does that difference show up in bash 4.4-beta but not in 4.3.30?
> (Both versions of bash are built from source on the same system.)
>
> Running bash 4.3.30 under either xterm 261 or rxvt v2.6.4, I get:
>
> bash-4.3$ trap
> trap -- '' SIGTSTP
> trap -- '' SIGTTIN
> trap -- '' SIGTTOU
>
> and Ctrl-Z works correctly.
>
> Running bash-4.4-beta under xterm, I get
>
> bash-4.4$ trap
> trap -- '' SIGTTOU
>
> and Ctrl-Z works correctly. Running bash-4.4-beta under rxvt, I get:
>
> bash-4.4$ trap
> trap -- '' SIGTSTP
> trap -- '' SIGTTIN
> trap -- '' SIGTTOU
>
> and Ctrl-Z *doesn't* work.
It seems like you need to figure out why rxvt starts the shell with
SIGTSTP ignored. It doesn't seem like anything that the system /bin/sh
or the bash version you're running does, since xterm doesn't exhibit
this behavior.
The difference between bash-4.3 and bash-4.4 is a bug fix: if the shell
is started with SIGTSTP ignored (any signal, really), it's supposed to
pass that setting on to the children it invokes. bash-4.3 didn't do that
in this case, and bash-4.4 does.
Chet
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