tset

[David Lesher]

 I want to set TERM by sensing the baud rate of the port. I'm
 not having much luck.

{.login}
#if ($TERM == dialup) then
   #tset -s -Q -m 'dialup:?vt100'>.trmfil
   #source .trmfil
   #rm -f .trmfil
endif
stty new crt -tabs erase "^H"
set term=$TERM
	setenv TERM `tset -m 'dialup>2400:vt100' -m 'dialup<=2400:tvi950'`

The lines commented out were provided by the systems people to a
new account. I'm not sure why they used such a roundabout
method. I built the setenv TERM .... line after I RTFMed the
tset man entry. Alas here is what csh -vx says:

setenv TERM `tset -m 'dialup>2400:vt100' -m 'dialup<=2400:tvi950'` 
setenv TERM `tset -m 'dialup>2400:vt100' -m 'dialup<=2400:tvi950'`
tset -m dialup>2400:vt100 -m dialup<=2400:tvi950
endif 
endif
stty new crt -tabs erase "^H" 
stty new crt -tabs erase ^H
stty: : Not a typewriter
set term=$TERM 
set term=

Please mail me any bright ideas. I am on my way out of town, and
much news will expire before I return. If enlightening, post also.


{/etc/ttys-reader's digest condensed version}
# 		 "@(#)ttys	1.6	(ULTRIX)	9/26/86"
#
# name	getty		type		status		comments
#
console	"/etc/getty e" 	 dw3 		on secure	# console Decwriter III
ttyd2	"/etc/getty d2.vt200" dialup	on secure 	# direct connect vt220
ttyB0	"/etc/getty std.9600" dialup	on secure modem	# dialup
{}
ttyA4	"/etc/getty std.9600" dialup	on secure modem	# dialup
ttyA5	"/etc/getty std.4800" dialup	off		# printer
ttyA6	"/etc/getty std.1200" dialup	off modem       # outgoing
ttyA7	"/etc/getty std.9600" dialup	off 		# test printer
ttyA8	"/etc/getty std.9600" dialup	on secure modem	# dialup
{}
ttyAf	"/etc/getty std.9600" dialup	on secure modem	# dialup
ttyp0	none		network
{}
ttyp3	none		network
ttyp4	none		network
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