Description of problem: Cannot paste Text into clusterssh anymore Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.22-1.fc9 (Installed automatically via yum install clusterssh on F10 x86_64) How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. open a xterm window via clusterssh 2. copy some text 3. paste that text into clusterssh (not the xterm window itself) Actual results: corrupted.."garbage" Letters appear in the xterm window Expected results: A clean paste of the text. Additional info:
This Problem is also described as http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=364565
Can you be any more specific than "some text?" I can't reproduce this here (F10/i386 or F11/x86_64). What's your $LANG variable set to? I'm thinking it has something to do with that. Sorry for the delay in addressing this.
Hi, $LANG is de_DE.UTF-8 "some text" really is some random text from the clipboard. I think something goes wrong with the interpretation of the keycodes that are sent when you paste.. in the code there is a sub load_keyboard_map(). # dont know these two key combs yet... #$keyboardmap{ $keycodetosym { $keyboard[$_][4] } } = $_ + $min; #$keyboardmap{ $keycodetosym { $keyboard[$_][5] } } = $_ + $min; when I change the code to use 4 and 5 instead it works better but some letters are still interpreted wrong.. I think 4 and 5 arent used in debian but are used in fedora. sorry for not being more precise on this matter - I am not that of an expert in these things. rgds Christoph
This is reproducible for me with setxkbmap: setxkbmap us - works without problem setxkbmap cz (my default) - paste garbage, same with "Send Hostname (Alt-n)"
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