chubb@s96.llnl.gov (Kris Chubb) (03/09/90)
I have a (possibly simple) question: I have a 3/80 running 4.0.3. If I do an rsh to it from another machine (or even from itself), I get: stty: Operation not supported on socket then the command is correctly executed. This just started happening out of the blue. Any ideas?
igb@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Isidore G Bendrihem) (03/09/90)
In article <5582@brazos.Rice.edu> you write: >I have a 3/80 running 4.0.3. If I do an rsh to it from another machine (or >even from itself), I get: stty: Operation not supported on socket then the >command is correctly executed. You probably have the line biff y in your .cshrc. This line should be in your .login only so that it doesn't interfere with rsh. By the way, biff is a little program that tells you when new mail has arrived. If you don't have biff in your .cshrc (or .profile or .kshrc, depending on the shell you're using) check for other programs that check your terminal type (like stty). If you find any, move them to .login (where they truly belong). Isidore