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Putty / SSH: How do I get my command line back? [closed]

I am new to Putty and SSH.

When I submit an odd/wrong command or sometimes when I am using Vi, something strange happens and I cannot get the prompt back; it just looks like this:

Putty Terminal How do I get back to the command line from there?

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nerdess Avatar asked Jan 04 '12 00:01

nerdess


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1 Answers

Try to do the following:

  • ctrl+c
  • ctrl+d

That should unlock the current operation.

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Digitaldax Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 04:10

Digitaldax