Problem with stty

Problem with stty

[Seth Kurtzberg]

Hello all,

I've recently switched to using zsh and I have almost everything working very 
well.  I have one problem that I haven't found a solution for.  When I put an 
stty statement into my .zshrc file (for example, stty erase '^h'), it doesn't 
impact the login window.  I believe I saw some email a while back about the 
conditions under which zsh starts a sub-shell, and perhaps that is relevant; 
perhaps the stty occurs in a child window that then immediately exits.

Regardless of whether this theory is correct, I need to figure out how to set 
these parameters.

TIA

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Seth Kurtzberg
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Re: Problem with stty

[Dan Nelson]

In the last episode (Dec 10), Seth Kurtzberg said:
> Hello all,
> 
> I've recently switched to using zsh and I have almost everything
> working very well.  I have one problem that I haven't found a
> solution for.  When I put an stty statement into my .zshrc file (for
> example, stty erase '^h'), it doesn't impact the login window.  I
> believe I saw some email a while back about the conditions under
> which zsh starts a sub-shell, and perhaps that is relevant; perhaps
> the stty occurs in a child window that then immediately exits.

Do you have 'ttyctl -f' in your startup (or system startup) script?

-- 
	Dan Nelson
	dnelson@allantgroup.com