Hangup ignored--known problem?

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In article <20 at tygra.UUCP>, jpp at tygra.UUCP (John Palmer) writes:
> In article <253 at hutch.UUCP} robert at rabbit1.uucp (Robert L. Oliver) writes:
> }We have an SCO Xenix 386 system with a multi-port async serial card.  It
> }has the annoying feature of ignoring hangups (loss of CD).  Thus, people
> }dialing in can be connected to an already logged-in session.
> }
> ...[rest deleted]
> I'm having a similar problem using a DIGIBOARD PC/4. I'm running
> SCO Xenix 2.3.2 on a 386-20MHz (AWARD Bios). I'm using a US Robotics
> Courier HST modem which I have locked in at 9600 baud (the DCE/DTE
> rate). Here is the gettydefs entry I am using:
> 
> m # B9600 HUPCL # B9600 CS8 SANE HUPCL TAB3 ECHOE IXANY #\rWelcome to The CAT-TALK Network. Type new if a new user.\r\n\r\n@ login: # m
> 

1 # B2400 SANE HUPCL ECHOE -CLOCAL -PARITY #
    B2400 SANE HUPCL ECHOE TAB3 IXANY -CLOCAL CS8 #
\r\nAT\n\fOZ - AIDS INFO EXCG BBS\nEnter your handle or type help\nLogin: # 2

Enclosed, part of the gettydefs file from my system.  Note especially
the -CLOCAL notation.  This tells the system this is a modem line and
will correctly reset CD and DTR.  Took me months to figure this out.

Both lines of entry should (probably for a 386, too) have entries,
since someone may hang up or get bumped before they are actually in
the system.  You might also try using 6 in the gettydefs file (9600)
rather than 'm'.  Make sure to change your /etc/ttytype and /etc/terms
file to reflect the changes.

Good luck....
Scotty
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