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From: Vincent Lefevre <Vincent.Lefevre@ens-lyon.fr>
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Subject: tty settings
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Under some conditions (from a failsafe session with Solaris 2.5),
when I start an xterm and zsh, the tty settings are not correct.
For instance, susp is undefined. But if I use tcsh, it is OK
(though I don't set anything in my .cshrc). So, why are the tty
settings wrong with zsh only? What should I do to have the standard
ones?

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