mgetty+ppp and blank terminal (client win95/98)

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Hi,

On Fri, Apr 02, 1999 at 09:08:19AM +0000, Marek Ciesielski wrote:
> My log (debug 9) :)

I'm not sure why there is a smiley here - what's so funny about this?

> 03/29 12:53:23 yS1  mgetty: experimental test release 1.1.19-Nov24
[..]

> 03/29 12:54:55 yS1  waiting for ``_''
> 03/29 12:54:55 yS1   got:  115200[0d]
> 03/29 12:54:55 yS1    CND: CONNECT 115200
> 03/29 12:54:55 yS1    CND: found: 115200[0a] ** found **
> 03/29 12:54:55 yS1   waiting for line to clear (VTIME), read: 

Connection has been established just fine.

> 03/29 12:54:56 yS1    looking for utmp entry... (my PID: 322)
> 03/29 12:54:56 yS1   utmp + wtmp entry made
> 03/29 12:54:56 yS1   tio_set_flow_control( HARD )
> 03/29 12:54:56 yS1   print welcome banner (/etc/issue)

"Welcome to..." message is sent to the caller.

> 03/29 12:54:56 yS1   getlogname (no opts), read:[0d]
> 03/29 12:55:04 yS1   input finished with '\r', setting ICRNL ONLCR
> 03/29 12:55:04 yS1   tio_set_flow_control( HARD )

... but obviously not received there, so you press a <return>...

> 03/29 12:55:04 yS1   print welcome banner (/etc/issue)

... it's sent' again, and this time you can see it...

> 03/29 12:55:04 yS1   getlogname (no opts), read:eori[0d]

... and enter your login name.

I don't think there is a mgetty setup problem here, at least nothing
obvious.  I have seen problems with the login message on some on-board
serial chips on some cheap Pentium mainboards (parts or all of it are
"eaten away") and some modems - but haven't find any fix yet.

gert
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