As a matter of fact it seems none of the keyboard input is being recognized by iftop... I reinstalled my server to openbsd 3.3-stable, and installed iftop, and when running it from ssh session or from the console, it never accepts keyboard input, even a kill command ?

I will try the patch

Oh and by the way yes openbsd does run under vmware... in fact the openbsd system I am testing iftop on is running under vmware GSX server on a gentoo linux host.

-----Original Message----- From: Paul Warren [mailto:pdw@sphinx.mythic-beasts.com] On Behalf Of Paul Warren Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 8:52 AM To: Michael Cc: iftop-users@lists.beasts.org Subject: Re: [Iftop-users] iftop on openbsd

On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 01:54:38PM -0700, Michael wrote:

I successfully compiled the latest iftop on openbsd 3.4 (installed

yesterday

from the current /snapshot/i386/ openbsd directory)

It seems to work except once loaded I cant stop it with "q" like I can in linux, and I cant ctrl-C or ctrl-X it or anything it keeps running, I

have

to open a new bash shell and kill -9 its pid

Anyone use iftop on openbsd with no probs?

I'm not ignoring this, I just don't know the answer :-(

After you press "q" does it keep on running to the extent that you can still press keys and have them do stuff?

My guess is that it's a difference in the handling of threads (is that vague enough?), and the stuff that makes is quit is <blame-torch action="pass">stuff that Chris wrote</blame-torch>

Paul