🚀 go-pugleaf

I had earlier written about a warning received when I logged in by
dialing in through a modem.  Art Isbell responded with a "bashful
solution", which I will not report here (since I don't know anything
about bash).  What has cured the problem for me was the response from
Pierce Cantrell (cantrell@ee.tamu.edu), and I'll take the liberty of
posting his response.  (Several others have asked for the solution).

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From cantrell@ee.tamu.edu Sat Oct  3 12:46:13 1992

Try something like that below in your .login file. This same problem  
existed in 2.x. I am now running 3.0 with this .login as well without  
problem.

The termcap entries for terminal types of network and dialup are incomplete.
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#
# This file gets executed once at login or window startup.
#
switch($TERM)
case network:
case dialup:
case unknown:
	unsetenv TERMCAP
	set noglob
	@ status=1
	while ($status)
		eval `tset -Q -s -m :\?vt100`
	end
	unset noglob
	set term=$TERM
	clear
	breaksw
default:
	set noglob; eval `tset -Q -s`; unset noglob
	set term=$TERM
	stty -tabs
	breaksw
endsw
stty decctlq intr "^C" erase "^?" kill "^U"
cd

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Pierce E. Cantrell                   |  cantrell@ee.tamu.edu
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   Dick Silbar