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From: sauron@dsoft.UUCP (Ron Stanions)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: getty..not hanging up
Message-ID: <384@dsoft.UUCP>
Date: 24 Dec 89 23:02:08 GMT
References: <196@comcon.UUCP>
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In article <196@comcon.UUCP> tim@comcon.UUCP (Tim Brown) writes:
> ...
>What would cause getty to *sometimes* not hang up the phne when a user
>logs off?

In your instance, you'll probably find that the stty settings on your 
com port are set to -hupcl.  Look in your /etc/gettydefs and make sure that
in all of your modem's baud-rate cycles you have it so that 'hupcl' is
included in the second and third parameter sections of each line. For example,
if a user logs on at 2400 baud the system may hang him up okay, but a user
on 1200 uses a different setup line in gettydefs.

By default the 386/ix system seems not to set hupcl either way, and I've
had similar problems.  by forcing it to hupcl, my modems have
disconnected the users successfully every time so far.

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