Is an example of what the screen looks like after said bug occurs, the first line is sent automatically without hitting enter, and the input buffer consists of other characters sitting in it waiting to be sent.
No scripts are loaded, and the only configuration common to both installs that I can think of is timestamp_format = %H%M%S and log_timestamp = %H%M%S
Issue appears most commonly when connected via ssh over a network with high latency (~500ms) and some jitter caused by local network bandwidth congestion.
When hitting page up/page down, or ^N/^P, occasionally the control codes are sent to the current active channel and not interpreted as control codes.
Behaviour only started after upgrading to irssi 0.8.15, also appears on a Gentoo Linux install after upgrading to 0.8.15.
irssi is running in a screen session (Screen version 4.00.03 (FAU) 23-Oct-06) on FreeBSD 8.1 i386
234848 < Nickname> 5[A [234925] [Nickname(+iw)] [4:#channel(+lnt 21)] [Lag: 0.50] [Act: 2,5] [#channel] [[5~
Is an example of what the screen looks like after said bug occurs, the first line is sent automatically without hitting enter, and the input buffer consists of other characters sitting in it waiting to be sent.
No scripts are loaded, and the only configuration common to both installs that I can think of is timestamp_format = %H%M%S and log_timestamp = %H%M%S
Issue appears most commonly when connected via ssh over a network with high latency (~500ms) and some jitter caused by local network bandwidth congestion.