Ned T. Crigler wrote: >> It seems dtach -n attempts to determine the current terminal settings. >> >> I think -n option should be able to fake the terminal settings. It is >> arguable that the current terminal is not relevant for the -n option. >> >> To demonstrate the problem: >> >> ~$ dtach -n ~/.dtach/shell bash < /dev/null >> dtach: tcgetattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device >> > > This should be fixed in the CVS version. dtach -n should no longer fail > and just use the default terminal settings if tcgetattr fails. > > It's probably time for a new dtach release, to get more testing of the > various changes that have been stewing in CVS for a while.
Bernard, could you give the CVS version a try and test if this issue is
fixed for you?
regards
Stefan
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