On Thu, 2007-03-29 at 23:01 -0500, Greg Donald wrote:
> On 3/29/07, Don Arbow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > A restart though is trivial: Ctrl-C, up arrow, return and you're back
> > in business.
>
> My restarts go like this.. I hit Ctrl + C, then I press up a couple of
> times until I realize bash is b0rken, then I press down a couple of
> times to cancel the ups I pressed previously.
For accuracy, it's not bash that is broken, it's the terminal output.
The terminal being scrambled part of the story is strange. It sounds
like your terminal settings are a bit screwy, but it's always hard to
diagnose that. One thing you could try to debug this is to redirect
stdout and stderr to a file when you start manage.py, then you/we could
have a look at the file to see what characters might be messing things
up.
Something like
./manage.py runserver >/tmp/output 2>&1
should do it. Then "tail -f /tmp/output" to see what is being sent to
the console.
Regards,
Malcolm
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