Hello everyone!
I wish use a given Terminal type(such as /dev/ser1) for my software.
And while I use this Terminal, there is no login or logout for me.
Can someone help me?
Thanks.
Jiang weilian
2004-12-29
Do you want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program or a shell?
And if a shell, do you want the user to have to login?
Jiang weilian <linwei_design@yahoo.com.cn> wrote:
Jw > Hello everyone!
Jw > I wish use a given Terminal type(such as /dev/ser1) for my software.
Jw > And while I use this Terminal, there is no login or logout for me.
Jw > Can someone help me?
Jw > Thanks.
Jw > Jiang weilian
Jw > 2004-12-29
Yes I want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program, but I don’t want the user to
have to login.
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> дÈëÏûÏ¢
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Do you want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program or a shell?
And if a shell, do you want the user to have to login?
Jiang weilian <> linwei_design@yahoo.com.cn> > wrote:Jw > Hello everyone!
Jw > I wish use a given Terminal type(such as /dev/ser1) for my software.
Jw > And while I use this Terminal, there is no login or logout for me.
Jw > Can someone help me?
Jw > Thanks.
Jw > Jiang weilian
Jw > 2004-12-29
Look at the helpviewer page for tinit. Basicly, your want to add a
line to the /etc/config/ttys that looks like:
ser1 “/my_dir/my_program” qansi-m on
Jiang Weilian <linwei_rdte@hotmail.com> wrote:
JW > Yes I want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program, but I don’t want
JW > the user to have to login.
Realize also that tinit is for text mode devices.
Bill Caroselli <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote:
BC > Look at the helpviewer page for tinit. Basicly, your want to add a
BC > line to the /etc/config/ttys that looks like:
BC > ser1 “/my_dir/my_program” qansi-m on
BC > Jiang Weilian <linwei_rdte@hotmail.com> wrote:
BC > JW > Yes I want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program, but I don’t want
BC > JW > the user to have to login.
Ok, Thank you very much. I’ll try to test by your way.
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> дÈëÏûÏ¢
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Realize also that tinit is for text mode devices.
Bill Caroselli <> qtps@earthlink.net> > wrote:
BC > Look at the helpviewer page for tinit. Basicly, your want to add a
BC > line to the /etc/config/ttys that looks like:
BC > ser1 “/my_dir/my_program” qansi-m on
BC > Jiang Weilian <> linwei_rdte@hotmail.com> > wrote:
BC > JW > Yes I want /dev/ser1 to run a specific program, but I don’t want
BC > JW > the user to have to login.