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John Chambers <jc at trillian.mit.edu> writes:
> to convince myself of whatever it does. I do know that there are a
> lot of things in TFM page that, when I try them, behave very
> differently than what I expect. "~." for example.
You can only use '~.' (or any '~' function) at the start of a line
(i.e., just after a newline). If you're typed anything OTHER than a
newline, then SSH won't escape the ~-function. TO make sure it ALWAYS
works, you need to type:
<RET> ~ <fcn>
FWIW, 'rlogin' behaves exactly the same.
-derek
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