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тАО02-09-2004 02:51 AM
тАО02-09-2004 02:51 AM
Re: User and password correction at logon
Actually, the ttyconf fixup is permanent for all logins once it has been issued. It won't take effect for the console until a reboot, but works for all other connections (serial, modem, telnet). The situation (until recently) was that all terminal connections would default to #=backspace and @=cancel since these were used on hardcopy terminals decades ago. Patches were introduced some time ago to set the defaults for login. login occurs long before any stty settings in /etc/profile so the values must be set in a special way for the driver to remember. It doesn't hurt anything to put the stty settings for ttyconf in a startup file however.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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тАО02-09-2004 03:14 AM
тАО02-09-2004 03:14 AM
Re: User and password correction at logon
This script ask for a parameter.
The link won't give it a parameter at startup time...
Am I wrong
The link won't give it a parameter at startup time...
Am I wrong
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тАО02-09-2004 04:07 AM
тАО02-09-2004 04:07 AM
Re: User and password correction at logon
During startup the script will be launched as-
S901fix_tty_bs start
"start" is passed to each startup script. HP has some documentation on developing startup scripts that discusses this.
HTH
-- Rod Hills
S901fix_tty_bs start
"start" is passed to each startup script. HP has some documentation on developing startup scripts that discusses this.
HTH
-- Rod Hills
There be dragons...
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тАО02-09-2004 04:48 AM
тАО02-09-2004 04:48 AM
Re: User and password correction at logon
All startup scripts are really start and stop scripts. The bootup processing will supply the words start, stop, start_msg and stop_msg depending on what is happening. The best documentation for the script is in /sbin/init.d/template which is a good starting point for creating your own start/stop script. In the case of stty../dev/ttyconf, there is no stop action to take, just put the stty line in the start section, save it with a unique name like /sbin/init.d/miscstartup and then put a symbolic link in /sbin/rc3.d, something like S998miscstartup.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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