Re: Solaris (8) How to reset pseudo terminal defaults
From: Casper H.S. Dik (Casper.Dik_at_Sun.COM)
Date: 04/11/04
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Date: 11 Apr 2004 09:32:34 GMT
Mike <email@invalid.hostname> writes:
>While messing with some communications s/w as root, I appear to have
>inadvertently changed the default terminal characteristics of some
>of the /dev/pts devices.
Check /kernel/drv/options.conf; it is the only place I know of
which stores "defaults" for terminals.
>(Symptoms are that when opening the same subset of /dev/pts devices
>say by xterm, in.telnetd etc., these subset of pts devices always
>`initialise' with their characteristics wrong.)
So it is a particular set of devices which has problmes? Then
check to see if there's anything strange in /dev/pts (strange links,
strange ling targers)
>How to reset the weird pts devices back to sane defaults? Are the
>defaults stored in some template for each minor device? Is it a
>case of copying the template of one of the many good ones to one of
>the handful of screwed-up ones?
No, there's no template for each device; is this problem
persistant across reboots?
Does the software run and claims to own some of the devices?
Casper
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