redirecting the output of pg to another tty

Kim Christian Madsen kimcm at diku.dk
Mon Oct 1 11:19:13 AEST 1990


gt0178a at prism.gatech.EDU (JIM BURNS) writes:

>in article <4113 at auspex.auspex.com>, guy at auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris) says:

>> Is "pty" completely incapable of running under any system not BSD? (Just
>> because something isn't BSD doesn't mean it doesn't have pseudo-ttys;
>> even if they're different in some ways from BSD ptys, e.g.  the S5R4
>> ptys, it may be possible to port "pty" to that system.)

>In fact, if the SysV system is running shl(1), it seems it would *have* to
>support pty's.

Not all SysV systems support shl(1)....

The sysV systems that support shl(1) usually does this by the use of
sxt which is another form of pseudo-tty's that uses another command-set
to use, hence the pty-using programs must be re-written to take advantage
of the sxt devices.....

Even others systems support pty's but only on the console port!?!....(No
names mentioned )-:).

					Kim Chr. Madsen



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