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PuTTY and Control + S or Ctrl + S

As you have found this page I am sure you have accidentally hit the control+s short cut whilst inside a PuTTY shell and following that no keystrokes appear to affect the session. Basically hitting ctrl+s causes PuTTY to stop executing the stream coming in from the keyboard. It does however still listen to your keystrokes and it basically adds them to a queue.

Hitting control+q will re-open the stream execution, but it is worthwhile noting that it will also execute all the queued up commands as well!

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Posted on Monday, March 16, 2009. Tagged with: linuxmaintenancesshComputing

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Simon Holywell

My name is Simon Holywell and I am a Zend Certified PHP Developer with experience working for Web agencies, marketing companies and corporate IT in Australia and the United Kingdom. When I am not developing I can be found riding my motorbike, skateboarding or snowboarding. More information about my work history can be found on my online CV.

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