OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du lundi 18 octobre 2010, vers 01:10, Jay Berkenbilt <[email protected]> disait :
> I'm not exactly sure which package truly contains the bug, but I suspect
> it's xrdp.
> Install xrdp. Run rdesktop localhost, and log in as a vanilla debian
> user with no special customization. Start emacs 23. Hit ctrl-k in
> emacs. rdesktop exits.
> You can also reproduce this by connecting to your xrdp server with mstsc
> from a Windows box and doing the same test. In this case as well, the
> remote desktop client exits. Emacs does seem to receive the CTRL-k.
> Other uses of ctrl-k do not cause a problem.
> Although I only classified the bug as important though...maybe it's
> really a higher severity. Since I live in emacs, this renders xrdp
> completely unusable for me.
> I have not made any serious attempt to debug this, though I'm pretty
> sure the problem came in with 0.5.0.
I am unable to reproduce this problem. Could you try starting emacs
with "emacs -q"? Also, please try with to start a new session through a
VNC server to check if it also happens through a VNC session.
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