On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 06:41:19 -0800, Michael Taboada wrote: > Hi, > I've got a small vm server running kvm + libvirt, and I made a simple shell > script that allows users to ssh in and control their vms (power off, etc). > However, one of my users uses the french canadian keyboard layout on her home > computer, and upon being told "escape character is ^]" expected to need to > press ctrl+right-alt_] (] being in the same location it is on a US keyboard). > This is because on a french canadian layout, the right bracket key is in the > same spot at on US layout, but needs to press right alt with it or it is the > c-cedilla key. However, upon pressing ctrl+right-alt+c-cedilla, nothing > happens (even this is ctrl+right bracket on a canadian keyboard). Instead, > pressing ctrl+c-cedilla on her canadian french keyboard exits the console as > if it were using a US layout. My question: how to make it so pressing > ctrl+(canadian ]) works? Is this something that has to be done on the vm > side, or on the host side, or maybe on the client ssh side? > I'd prefer it be something thast can be different based on who is using the > virsh console command since me, as the admin, may need to help with the > console at some points, and my keyboard is US, so I have no c-cedilla or > canadian right bracket key, but she does.
'virsh -e' allows you to specify your own escape key if that helps
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