Using control-c to cancel a post with slowpost=5 quits client

[tjharman]

This is my .oysttyerrc

# Tim's oysttyerrc
linelength=280
quotelinelength=256
slowpost=5
#verify=1
vcheck=1
curl=1
ssl=1
readline="@sarahchats"
newline=1
ansi=1
#exts=/home/tim/spammer.pl,/home/tim/deshortify.pl
timestamp=%d/%m %k:%M
colourprompt=blue
location=1
dostream=1
avatar=wget -q %U -O /tmp/avatar && img2txt -f utf8 /tmp/avatar
showusername=1
largeimages=1
extended=1

Using:

tim@micro:~$ perl -v

This is perl 5, version 24, subversion 1 (v5.24.1) built for x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
(with 75 registered patches, see perl -V for more detail)

Other details:

Debian 9.4
-- your version of Term::ReadLine::TTYtter is up to date (1.4)
-- your version of oysttyer is up to date (2.9.1)

Happens using tmux or not using tmux.

Basically if I type something, see within my 5 seconds that I made a mistake and hit ctrl-c, I expect oysttyer to cancel the posting of the tweet. But the client actually just quits.

tjh> sdfdsfsd <008   as tjh
-- waiting 5 seconds to tweet, ^C cancels: "sdfdsfsd"
^C

cleaning up.
*** optimized readline:
-readline="@sarahchats"
refcnt: fd -1 < 0

I can't recall when this last worked properly, but I know it worked OK in ttytter.

[woffs]

Same here.

[classilla]

The way I suspect that's happening is that the signal handler is not getting set anymore for some reason.