Break sequences acting up?

Hi all,

I'm having some fun with version 8.1.1 on Debian (Sarge) on an HP
Prolient, with a Rocketport 550 4x serial card.

I have these entries in the config file:


default full {
       rw *;
}
default * {
       logfile /var/log/conserver/&;
       timestamp "";
       include full;
}

break 8 {
       delay 250;
       string "\d\z\ds\d\z\ds\d\z\ds";
}

break 9 {
       delay 250;
       string "\d\z\ds\d\z\ds\d\z\ds";
}

access * {
       allowed 127.0.0.1;
}
console willow {
       master localhost;
       type device;
       device /dev/ttyr3;
       baud 115200;
       parity none;
}





My keystrokes follow the ">>>" below:

> > > ctrl-e c l 9
willow:~# [halt sent]
SysRq : HELP : loglevel0-8 reBoot tErm kIll saK showMem Off showPc unRaw
Sync showTasks Unmount
9SysRq : HELP : loglevel0-8 reBoot tErm kIll saK showMem Off showPc
unRaw Sync showTasks Unmount
9SysRq : Emergency Sync
Syncing device 68:01 ... OK
Syncing device 68:03 ... OK
Done.
> > > ctrl-e c l 8
[halt sent]
SysRq : HELP : loglevel0-8 reBoot tErm kIll saK showMem Off showPc unRaw
Sync showTasks Unmount
8SysRq : HELP : loglevel0-8 reBoot tErm kIll saK showMem Off showPc
unRaw Sync showTasks Unmount
8SysRq : Emergency Sync
Syncing device 68:01 ... OK
Syncing device 68:03 ... OK
Done.
> > > ctrl-e c l ?
[halt list]
0 - 250ms, `\z'
1 - 250ms, `\z'
2 - 250ms, `\r~^b'
3 - 250ms, `#.'
4 - 600ms, `\r\d~\d^b'
8 - 250ms, `\d\z\ds\d\z\ds\d\z\ds'
9 - 250ms, `\d\z\ds\d\z\ds\d\z\ds'

> > > carriage-return
-bash: 9988: command not found





This seem pretty bizarre to me - my interpretation of what the Linux
console is seeing is this:

I type ctrl-e c l 9

Instead of seeing:

<break> s <break> s <break> s

It sees:

<break> "something or other" 9 <break> "something or other" 9 <break> s


Any ideas?

Tim.