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How to handle more than one pty child process fork?
See original GitHub issueI’m in a situation where I have to create child pty fork for each user session. I exactly followed your approach and it’s working great but text delay (while on emitting the pty output) happens if more than 3 sessions got opened (in the background it created three child processes). Please help me to overcome this situation. Does making use of async func would help? or do we have to use any low level functions like os.wait() or os.waitpid() ?
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Glad you got it working!
The number of lines of history is configurable in xtermjs. See https://xtermjs.org/docs/api/terminal/interfaces/iterminaloptions/#scrollback.
Thanks, it got speeds up when changed the timeout to 0 sec.Another issue is, I can view only 4 or 5 lines on moving the scroll bar up. It fails to move further upwards. You may test this by writing 1000 lines on terminal. You can’t reach the 1st line after done writing 1000 lines.