> ed seems to give problems, indeed (I would prefer vi anyway...), but > cat worked fine. I catted a text file (how was that made anyway?) from > ~guest. The problem seemed to be the > to redirect the output, so that > should be in the shell.
On the console, ed, tee or echo work fine to create a textfile. using cat > file to create a textfile should in theory work but SASH doesnt support it yet.. On the telnet connection, ed, tee and echo have problems. Echo doesnt work because the redirection > to a file isnt handled correctly somehow. Tee doesnt work because it doesnt receive the ctrl-d to close the file. Maybe Adriano can have a look at that.. Greetings P.S. Bas: UZIX telnetd can't handle termination of processes upon disconnect very well yet, it seems. So if you disconnect, your ed session will just wait forever, and keep the telnetd busy. Its not your fault ;) Tristan -- a.k.a. OmegaMSX @ Undernet #msx (http://www.undernet.org) FUNET MSX archive maintainer (ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/msx) MSX Radio operator (http://www.live365.com/stations/266034) WWW: http://httpd.chello.nl/~t.zondag01 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
