ttyflags —
set device-specific flags for terminals
ttyflags |
[ -pv
]
[-a |
tty ...
] |
ttyflags sets the device-specific flags for
terminals, based on the flags found on the terminal's line in
/etc/ttys.
The options are as follows:
-
-
-a- Set the flags for all terminals in
/etc/ttys.
-
-
-p- Print out flag information about each terminal, instead of setting
anything.
-
-
-v- Be verbose about what the terminal's flags will be set to.
The
tty arguments are optional, but must not be
specified if the
-a flag is used. If
specified, the
tty arguments should be the
base names of the ttys, as found in
/etc/ttys.
- /etc/ttys
-
getttyent(3),
ttys(5)
The
ttyflags utility appeared in
NetBSD 0.9A.
The conditions on which to report an error are ill-defined.
ttyflags tries to report all significant
errors, perhaps going over-board at times.
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