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Where is stty set?

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johngiggs

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Oct 30, 2002
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By default, where are the stty options set if it is not in the /etc/profile or the local .profile, .login, or .cshrc? Some users are logging in with the erase set to # and some are set to ^H (backspace). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

John
 
Hi
The following command is used to set the serial port characteristics:
nohup sleep 999999 < /dev/cua(a|b|c|d) &
/usr/bin/stty 'option' < /dev/cua(a|b|c|d)

Please note that these commands work with all stty options on ports A&B.
ON ports C&D, only the speed can effectively be set and maintained.Other stty characteristics such as (-)ixon can be set, but their values have not changed when checked.

Best regards, Phil
 
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