RE: break messages locking session up - a survey

I was just having that same thought...

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Hm,

I've never seen this lockup thing myself, so I'm just wondering about your
config options.  There's a config option for Status line 25 in "Window
setup" that seems to change the behavior of terminal status messages.  I
wonder if something like that could explain why some get this and other
don't. 

Eric DeLong
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-----Original Message-----
From: John Taylor [mailto:lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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Subject: RE: break messages locking session up - a survey




> -----Original Message-----
> From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
> On Behalf Of jt
> 

> I abhor break messages, however have had occasional keyboard 
> lockups.  VERY occasional since W2K.  Rare biggie, but 
> compared with experience I had in past with real terminals, 
> an order of magnitude or two more problems.


It doesn't have to be a *BREAK message. I've seen it happen just as
often without them. Maybe it has something to do with workstation
message notification in a more general sense.

Interestingly, the problem doesn't actually result in a locked keyboard.
What seems to happen is that the emulator starts ignoring all command
keys (CF, Enter, etc.). It also ignores alternative means of issuing
those command keys, such as Hotspots and Popups. 


Regards,

John Taylor

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