mc Digest, Vol 139, Issue 3

[chris glur]

Such bad-music is the type of problem I hope not to meet.

Does anyone here use `strace` or similar?


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> Hi,
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> I finally got mc to compile and run under OS X El Capitan. I ran into an
> issue that is in the version i compiled, as well as the binary that is our
> there for version .12.
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> For example, if i do a Shift-F6 to rename a file, when i go to enter the new
> name, i can enter any text character except the letter j (upper or lower
> case) and the letter d (upper or lower case).
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> I compiled mc with the latest Slang lib, latest Gettext, etc.
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> Has anyone else seen this? Any ideas why this is happening?
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> Thanks,
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> Russ
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