[MacPorts] #22598: when pressing enter after entering "Sudo port selfupdate" via x11 or terminal cursor placed in wrong place to enter password
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Wed Nov 18 10:57:05 PST 2009
#22598: when pressing enter after entering "Sudo port selfupdate" via x11 or
terminal cursor placed in wrong place to enter password
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Reporter: paldusty@… | Owner: macports-tickets@…
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: base | Version: 1.8.1
Keywords: | Port:
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Changes (by jmr@…):
* component: ports => base
Old description:
> As part of the macports install I entered the command sudo port
> selfupdate as per instructions. The system returns "Password:". I cannot
> enter a password due to the cursor being placed one spot to the left of
> where it should be. I cannot arrow, tab, place cursor in correct spot
> either in a x11 shell or a terminal shell. I then try to get a correct
> input to enter my password by simply hitting enter but it still does not
> allow me to and sends the "password incorrent, try again" and places the
> cursor in the same spot.
>
> I am on mac os 10.4.?. The install of x11 was done via my mac os startup
> disk 1 as per instructions without incident.
> Here is what happens:
> dave-scidas-computer:~ davescida$ sudo port selfupdate
> Password:
>
> The cursor is placed too close to the ":" and I cannot move it over to
> type in my password.
New description:
As part of the macports install I entered the command sudo port selfupdate
as per instructions. The system returns "Password:". I cannot enter a
password due to the cursor being placed one spot to the left of where it
should be. I cannot arrow, tab, place cursor in correct spot either in a
x11 shell or a terminal shell. I then try to get a correct input to enter
my password by simply hitting enter but it still does not allow me to and
sends the "password incorrent, try again" and places the cursor in the
same spot.
I am on mac os 10.4.?. The install of x11 was done via my mac os startup
disk 1 as per instructions without incident.
Here is what happens:
{{{
dave-scidas-computer:~ davescida$ sudo port selfupdate
Password:
}}}
The cursor is placed too close to the ":" and I cannot move it over to
type in my password.
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Comment:
Have you tried just typing your password + return?
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/22598#comment:1>
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