Herndon@HI-MULTICS.arpa (04/13/87)
Does anybody know exactly which terminal flags are set by the "sane"
argument of the "stty" command. I'm using AT&T System V r2.0. My
documentation says nothing more than, "... SANE takes care of most of
the other flags that need to be set so that the processor and terminal
are communicating in a rational fashion."
The command that I am using is:
stty sane < /dev/ttyxx
I also am trying to use the sane argument in my gettydefs file.
Any all help is appreciated.
- Bill
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William R. Herndon Secure Computing Technology Center
Honeywell
ARPA: herndon@hi-multics.arpa
AT&T: (612) 782-7108jim@forgen.UUCP (Jim Hood) (04/16/87)
In article <6856@brl-adm.ARPA>, Herndon@HI-MULTICS.arpa writes: > Does anybody know exactly which terminal flags are set by the "sane" > argument of the "stty" command. I'm using AT&T System V r2.0. My > documentation says nothing more than, "... SANE takes care of most of > the other flags that need to be set so that the processor and terminal > are communicating in a rational fashion." I'm running VENIX 2.0 (SysV.2) and the STTY(1) man page of my documentation says the following about "sane": sane resets all options to some reasonable values. Specifically, it sets the options to: brkint, ignpar, istrip, icrnl, ixon, opost, onclr, cread, clocal, isig, icanon, echo, echoe, echok. -- Jim Hood {decvax!utcsri, ihnp4!utzoo, seismo!mnetor, watmath}!lsuc!forgen!jim