tif@cpe.UUCP (12/08/88)
Written 6:52 pm Dec 3, 1988 by dasys1.UUCP!johnc in cpe:comp.unix.xenix >I'd like to know if there's any way to make login accept uppercase usernames >(even if they are actually lowercase), without the system telling you something >like "if your terminal supports lowercase, please switch, and relogin". >This method sould also login as "john" and not as user "JOHN", and should >fix the problem of SCO Xenix/386 prepending a "\" before each capital letter. First, I should mention that prepending a \ before capital's is intended to be a feature. However, in a continual effort to conform to your wishes, (sorry for the sarcastic tone, sounded cute to me) try putting IUCLC (Input Upper-Case to Lower-Case) in the gettydefs for that port. You might also want to look in termio(M) for other useful options like XCASE, OLCUC, ICANON, etc. Paul Chamberlain Computer Product Engineering, Tandy Corp. bellcore!motown!sys1!cpe!tif