Actually, it's worse than just what follows the "CONNECT". If the line
quality goes down, most modems will drop speed accordingly. That would
mean an change in speed at the tty "on the fly". That is rather hard to
predict...
jim
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] at ~AMSCCSSW
Date: 10/1/97 9:57AM
To: James M. Lewis at ~TENCCT1
*To: debian-user@lists.debian.org at ~AMSCCSSW
Subject: Re: what is the sticky bit?
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I can't say debian is "posix conformant". However, I have been
developing c code on hpux, dec osf1, and aix for some years now. Linux
is as good as any of those. When it comes to supporting old standards
like bsd, linux is probably a bit better.
To be an actual factual posix system you have to
On the bash thing...
I think it was a posix compliance thing. The man page for the posix
shell states that "{" and "}" are reserved words and the usage is like:
{ list ; }
The man page also states that ";" is a metacharacter that can be
replaced by one or more newlines. So the followin
for what its worth...
There is no man page for "tell" on hp-ux, dec unix, or aix. However, a
simple program that calls "tell" will load so the routine exists in all
of those environments. Using nm confirms "tell", "ftell", "telldir",
and variants with one or more _'s in front (but no "ltell").
hese days, there isn't much in
manuals anyway.)
jim lewis
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Subject: Re: Re[2]: Debian + PC with multi RS... port -> n x (text d
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] at ~AMSCCSSW
Date:9/12/97 7:38 PM
On 12 Sep 1997,
Printing to the aux port of a terminal has been done before. SCO Xenix used to
do it (about 10 years ago) with Wyse terminals. I have heard about printing
through vt type terminals off dec vax machines. I once wrote a program to do it
through hp terminals (with rte-a, not unix).
It probably does
Printing to the aux port of a terminal has been done before. SCO Xenix used to
do it (about 10 years ago) with Wyse terminals. I have heard about printing
through vt type terminals off dec vax machines. I once wrote a program to do it
through hp terminals (with rte-a, not unix).
It probably does
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