| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
|---|
| 378.1 | | CAFEIN::PFAU | You can't get there from here | Tue Dec 23 1986 10:23 | 7 |
| Sounds like the system doesn't know that the phone line dropped.
What cable are you using between the modem and the system? What
type of terminal interface? What type of modem? Is the line set
/MODEM/DIALUP? Is the process connected to a virtual terminal
(VTAnnn)?
tom_p
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| 378.2 | This solved it for me | WHOARU::MCCARTHY | Just another colorful metaphor | Tue Dec 23 1986 12:19 | 8 |
| had this problem at my school.
SET TERM/PERM/HANGUP <port>
worked for me. (except for the Hayes modem, couldn't get that sucker
to hang-up on disconnect for anything!)
mac
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| 378.3 | | CAFEIN::PFAU | You can't get there from here | Tue Dec 23 1986 14:30 | 5 |
| /HANGUP tells the system to hang up the phone line when the process
logs out. It does not affect in any way how the system treats the
process once the phone line has gone away.
tom_p
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| 378.4 | TTY_TIMEOUT | ASIA::MCLEMAN | Here comes that same ol' feelin': | Wed Dec 24 1986 07:02 | 6 |
| sysgen parameter TTY_TIMEOUT set the number of seconds before a
process associated with a disconnected terminal is deleted.
Jeff
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| 378.5 | Thanks | COBRA::ROY | | Wed Jan 07 1987 11:33 | 2 |
| will setup the tty_timeout parameter...Thanks for all the replies!
Roy
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