This is more likely a function of your shell session and stty
definitions than trplayer.
When I use trplayer and it cannot reach a URL, a CTRL-X kills the
process and any child processes.
Do a stty and see how 'kill' is defined. If it isn't you
can set it to ^X from you .login or .profile with stty
Rudy
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> Hi all. Still havent seen any comment on this one. I notice if a site
> can't be reached via player, everything sits there, with no way to exit
> without killall dash 9 to kill the many trplayer processes that have
> built up in the background. I guess I'm wondering isn't there a way for
> it to be watching for input at all times, so that you can e to exit??
> Just curious.
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