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12-02-2013 03:28 AM
12-02-2013 03:28 AM
Re: ttytype: couldn't open /dev/tty for reading | stty: : Not a typewriter
>I tried with the provided steps by you and Bill and that also didn't help me.
Are the changes still in place?
You basically have to do two things:
1) Find ALL of the stinkin' profile files being executed both at system and user level.
2) Change these files to condition any TTY operations within a "if tty -s; then" block.
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