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From: rg@gandp (Dick Gill)
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Subject: Re: CU: questions on using cu
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Date: 13 May 91 22:43:04 GMT
References: <1991May3.145533.26146@uvm.edu> <1991May11.201913.20504@pensoft.uucp>
Reply-To: rg@gandp.UUCP (Dick Gill)
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In article <1991May11.201913.20504@pensoft.uucp> robin@pensoft.uucp (Robin Wilson) writes:
>In article <1991May3.145533.26146@uvm.edu> moore@emily.uvm.edu (Bryan Moore) writes:
>)
>)I am using the 'cu' command to connect to a modem and dial
... remote system. An example of one of the commands I might be
>)is there any way I can find out what device I am connected to
>)after I issue the cu command?
>
>Have you tried: "~! tty"  ?

This will, I think, give you the tty of your terminal, not the modem.
Although I have not tried it on an RS/6000, I suspect that you
can get the handle you want from the lock files in /usr/spool/locks
(or the RS/6000 equivalent).
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