Way to make CTRL-C do windows copy instead of kill?

[Dirtbike]

I'm trying to get all the users to use windows CTRL-C and CTRL-V for cutting a pasteing but it don't work from either of the terminal emulation products I use. (procomm 4.8 and ice.tcp) UNIX sees the CTRL-C as a "kill now" and my users are screaming that it killed their session.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

Scott in Charlotte, NC

 

[motoslide]

You'll have to change this behavior using the stty command. Perhaps put this in their .profile:

stty intr DEL

Check out the MAN page for stty.

# man stty

Good luck.

 

[stanhubble]

That would stop the INTR signal from closing the session but would not accomplish the copy/paste.

it is a function of the terminal emulator as to what key combinations (if any) interact with the clipboard.

"I'm trying to get all the users to use windows CTRL-C and CTRL-V for cutting a pasteing "

why?

 

[motoslide]

I agree. It was only half the "fix". We use AnzioLite and TinyTERM, neither of which understand CNTL-C CNTL-V. They both use CNTL-INS and SHIFT-INS, but other emulation packages will certainly differ. In fact, different revisions of these two products behave differently.