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ctrl-c ignored. #1650
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@james-lawrence You're reporting a valid issue, but let me provide a bit more detail. See below:
Strictly speaking, this is incorrect, as can be shown by opening a
Now, getting to Ctrl+C. An SSH client's job is to take all your keyboard input and pass it on the wire to the server, i.e. the recipient of however... The bug appears to be that |
I seem to be running into this issue in version <=4.2.2 of teleport/tsh on both AMD64 and ARMv7l. All commands (except --help) in
The process consumes seemingly infinite CPU resources, and the CTRL-C does not actually release any of the resources:
I am seeing the following item continuously repeated in my teleport server (proxy.example.com) logs:
Finally, the web interface running at Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks and best regards, schmorrison |
@russjones there seems to be a memory leak. Watching top over the course of ~30 mins the tsh process consumed >100% CPU and the memory usage climbed until a stack overflow crashed the process.
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Sorry, ignore the above. While the problems above were as described, the root cause was Steps that worked:
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This may still be a bug because if you haven’t logged in, |
On OSX (Big Sur) on rc 6.0.1 - I'm still seeing the hanging behabiour. Resolved by logging in... |
tsh doesn't properly shutdown when it recieves interrupt signals.
also happens when running a command against mutliple servers, like following logs.
distro: Arch linux
tsh: Teleport v2.4.0 git:v2.4.0-0-ge9d6645
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