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by syrrim
1316 days ago
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^D only does that in cooked input mode. In raw mode ^D send ^D, and it's up to the program to interpret that, or not. This is essential in, eg, telnet, since it wants to be able to open a session on a remote host that behaves exactly like a session on a local host, including its behaviour in response to ^D. |
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