Version: 1.2 (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: Unlisted Binary Package Compiler: gcc 3.2 OS: Linux Pressing shift + enter while running bash with keyboard set to XTerm (XFree 4.x.x) causes the memory usage to rapidly expand until filled. Swap is then invoked and shortly afterward konsole crashes.
I can't reproduce on CVS-HEAD, using gcc 3.2 as well. Can you upgrade your KDE to version 3.1.2 and test again?
Should be a shell bug, try the same within an xterm.
Does not occur under xterm, gnome-terminal & bash from a console login. I will retest with updated version and report.
And please provide the stacktrace.
This happens to me, but strangely enough, the problem does seem to be in the shell, even though it only happens in konsole, not xterms. Try this: open up two xterms, and from one of them, run nice -n 19 konsole. (This makes it easier to kill when you want to kill it.) In the other one, run top. Then hit shift-enter in konsole, and watch bash rise to the top of the list. Try running tcsh in the konsole you opened - nothing happens when you hit shift+enter!
Unreproducible in CVS HEAD. As with TCSH (from the previous comment), nothing happens when i press shift+enter.
This happens to me as well in 3.1.2 Except that it does not crash. It rather takes over the whole machine until I can manage to kill it. Even with nice -n 19, it takes a few minutes before it gives me access to another shell for me to kill. It happens with either shift keys (keycode 36 and 50 in xev). It does not matter which shell I use either. I consider this bug critical as I can take down our server with it. mem usage hits 95%.
Sorry, it must be a bug in bash or with libreadline. Shift+Enter in Konsole produces ESC O M, while in xterm it produces a normal Carriage-Return.