ITEM: F9435L

how to set the stty susp to none ?

How can I set the stty susp option of the stty to none ?  I want users
to be able to CTRL-C to exit a process, but NOT to CTRL-Z to suspend a
running job.  How can this be done?


Response:

For a tty you could:

chdev -l tty\# -a susp=''

when the above is run and an stty -a is issued from the terminal, the
susp function shows up as \.


However, this syntax won't work for a pts.

You could do stty -isig to ignore all signals, but you only want to
ignore the susp.

To undefine the stty susp character temporarily:

stty susp \\\^-    

 (stty susp   backslash caret dash)

When you issue an stty -a after the above command, you will see that
the susp character is \



Support Line: how to set the stty susp to none ? ITEM: F9435L

Dated: January 1994 Category: N/A

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