deraadt@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Theo de Raadt) (06/24/91)
We run SunOS4.1, therefore we have HDB uucp. In the Sun supplied book "System and Network Administration", it describes the STTY= command which can be used in used in a Dialers or Systems file entry. It says that the STTY= command supports all commands that /bin/stty supports. This is untrue. It does not support baud rate changing. I have a TB2500 sitting on mux port that will not support proper flow control. I run the modem locked at 19200. This connection works fine when talking to another TB2500, but when talking to a v32 modem, the throughput becomes terrible. I use this hack to set the baud rate lower such that my computer does not overflow the modem. Extract from /etc/uucp/Dialers: tbv32hack =,-, "" \M\d+++\d\dAT\r\c OK\r ATZ0\r\c OK\r \pATS51=4\r\c ""\ STTY=9600 "" \dAT\r\c OK\r AT\r\c OK\r ATS50=6S94=0S111=0\r\c OK\r\ \pATDT\T\r\d\d\c CONNECT The support for STTY=9600 is not in HDB unix as such. We have source, so I added it myself. Perhaps it should be made a permanent addition for the future? The trivial patch is available to anyone interested. <tdr. -- SunOS 4.0.3: /usr/include/vm/as.h, Line 44 | Theo de Raadt SunOS 4.1.1: /usr/include/vm/as.h, Line 49 | deraadt@cpsc.ucalgary.ca Is it a typo? Should the '_' be an 's'?? :-) | deraadt@cpsc.ucalgary.ca