emacs terminal problem

[icf3]

This is a terminal issue and Windows SSH client to Linux/Unix/macOS (*nix) SSH server CASE.
vi is work. but emacs is not work.

OpenSSH for Windows version : 0.0.17.0
Server Linux / Debian / armbian.
Client Windows10

Expected output

Actual output

I tried to fix it.
Win32-OpenSSH-0.0.17.0\Win32-OpenSSH-0.0.17.0\contrib\win32\win32compat
console.c

dwAttributes |= (DWORD)ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING | 0x0008;

0x0008 is #define (DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN)

I don't know if this fix is right.
My fix may work after Anniversary Update for Windows 10.

[bagajjal]

Fix is available in july mid release (v0.0.18.0)

[icf3]

0.0.18.0 does not work like 0.0.17.0.
Would you see it once again?

My TERM is "xterm" or "vt100"

export TERM=xterm
or
export TERM=vt100

[bagajjal]

I can think of two code changes that might have an interaction with it..

1. ssh-shellhost now supports dealing the control sequences (Terminal fixes #799, code changes in ProcessCtrlSequence() in ssh-shellhost.exe).

2. Addition of DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN.

Can you try to remove DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN and see if it works as expected?
If not, please provide what is not working and reproduction steps..

[bagajjal]

Reopening to track the regression caused.

[icf3]

Sorry, I can't remove DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN.
If it is possible, you try it.
If not, I hope Adding temporary special option of DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN.
So, I'm happy. But,you do not need to do it.

ex) ssh.exe --disable-newline-auto-return icf3@192.168.1.1

[bagajjal]

I have made the code changes to remove the DISABLE_NEWLINE_AUTO_RETURN. This zip contains ssh.exe build in debug, x64 binary.
Emacs-TerminalIssue.zip.

Please try this and if it doesn't help, please provide the reproduction steps and what is not working so that I can reproduce and debug at my end.

[icf3]

OK : Emacs-TerminalIssue.zip , 0.0.18.0 binary
NG : 0.0.17.0 , 0.0.18.0 source

In 0.0.18.0 binary and 0.0.18.0 source, why are results different?
Can I test Emacs-TerminalIssue souce code?

The reproduction is easy.
You just type "Expected output image".

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
printf("Hello World\n");
return 0;
}