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GETTYTAB(5) FreeBSD File Formats Manual GETTYTAB(5)

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[править] NAME

    gettytab -- terminal configuration data base

[править] SYNOPSIS

    gettytab

[править] DESCRIPTION

    The gettytab file is a simplified version of the termcap(5) data base
    used to describe terminal lines.  The initial terminal login process
    getty(8) accesses the gettytab file each time it starts, allowing simpler
    reconfiguration of terminal characteristics.  Each entry in the data base
    is used to describe one class of terminals.
    There is a default terminal class, default, that is used to set global
    defaults for all other classes.  (That is, the default entry is read,
    then the entry for the class required is used to override particular set-
    tings.)

[править] CAPABILITIES

    Refer to termcap(5) for a description of the file layout.  The default
    column below lists defaults obtained if there is no entry in the table
    obtained, nor one in the special default table.
    Name    Type    Default           Description
    ac      str     unused            expect-send chat script for modem
                                      answer
    al      str     unused            user to auto-login instead of prompting
    ap      bool    false             terminal uses any parity
    bk      str     0377              alternate end of line character (input
                                      break)
    c0      num     unused            tty control flags to write messages
    c1      num     unused            tty control flags to read login name
    c2      num     unused            tty control flags to leave terminal as
    ce      bool    false             use crt erase algorithm
    ck      bool    false             use crt kill algorithm
    cl      str     NULL              screen clear sequence
    co      bool    false             console - add `\n' after login prompt
    ct      num     10                chat timeout for ac and ic scripts
    dc      num     0                 chat debug bitmask
    de      num     0                 delay secs and flush input before
                                      writing first prompt
    df      str     %+                the strftime(3) format used for %d in
                                      the banner message
    ds      str     `^Y'              delayed suspend character
    dx      bool    false             set DECCTLQ
    ec      bool    false             leave echo OFF
    ep      bool    false             terminal uses even parity
    er      str     `^?'              erase character
    et      str     `^D'              end of text (EOF) character
    ev      str     NULL              initial environment
    f0      num     unused            tty mode flags to write messages
    f1      num     unused            tty mode flags to read login name
    f2      num     unused            tty mode flags to leave terminal as
    fl      str     `^O'              output flush character
    hc      bool    false             do NOT hangup line on last close
    he      str     NULL              hostname editing string
    hn      str     hostname          hostname
    ht      bool    false             terminal has real tabs
    hw      bool    false             do cts/rts hardware flow control
    i0      num     unused            tty input flags to write messages
    i1      num     unused            tty input flags to read login name
    i2      num     unused            tty input flags to leave terminal as
    ic      str     unused            expect-send chat script for modem
                                      initialization
    if      str     unused            display named file before prompt, like
                                      /etc/issue
    ig      bool    false             ignore garbage characters in login name
    im      str     NULL              initial (banner) message
    in      str     `^C'              interrupt character
    is      num     unused            input speed
    kl      str     `^U'              kill character
    l0      num     unused            tty local flags to write messages
    l1      num     unused            tty local flags to read login name
    l2      num     unused            tty local flags to leave terminal as
    lm      str     login:            login prompt
    ln      str     `^V'              ``literal next character
    lo      str