I just solved this issue for my users on my Ubuntu system... my two
cents:
1) Complaint was: terminal sessions freezing up once in a blue moon.
Finally I figured out they had just typoed ^S
2) To fix this I created a script: /usr/local/bin/default-stty
which I run from /etc/profile and /etc/csh.login
3) I'm surprised there is no standard way to set default tty settings for all
users.
It would be handy if there was some config file for this, e.g.
/etc/termios.defaults
Not sure exactly where it belongs. Does any flavor of Unix have this
option?
4) For example, I also want everybody to "stty echok". Just a preference
of mine.
5) This is not a bash problem. Really this comes down to an inability to
customize
the TTYDEF_* values in the Linux kernel's sys/ttydefaults.h
without recompiling the kernel. Maybe it should be a sysctl setting at
least?
6) So, this bug should be moved to wherever Linux kernel config feature
requests belong.
Is there such a category in Ubuntu/debian?
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