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====== The start of Your original message ======

I have noticed that the ttyp lines on our Suns retain stty characteristics
even after a user has logged out.  This is ok until someone (or something)
messes with them.  How can I guarantee that all my pseudo terminal lines are
at any predefined stable state?  Must I force an exhaustive set of stty calls
into everyone's .login?

--Ernie Brouwer
  Unix System Administrator
  Calvin College and Seminary
  3201 Burton SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546-4388
  (616) 957-8548      (V)
  (616) 957-8551      (F)
  ernie@calvin.edu    (E)


P.S.  I am running on a Sun 4/390 SunOs 4.0.3 (BSD 4.2) on a network where
     all access is via ASCII terminal over terminal servers and the ethernet.