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From: A_DOUGHERTY@acc.haverford.edu (Andy Dougherty)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Can a script check if my line is dialup?
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Date: 6 Jul 90 00:53:28 GMT
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>tset uses the /etc/ttytype file as a database mapping terminal types to
>tty lines
    The Unisoft UniPlus+ System Vr2 works this way.  If memory serves,
their SysVr1 also did.  (However, SysVr2 uses a terminfo database for
most programs, and I generally use tput(1) rather than tset(1).)
Andy Dougherty  (A_Dougherty@hvrford.bitnet)