🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <PINKAS.91Jan4134710@st860.intel.com> pinkas@st860.intel.com (Israel Pinkas) writes:
   In article <9101042042.AA07169@aeneas.MIT.EDU> 7240redmon%ccfb.decnet@INDINPLS.NAVY.MIL ("CCFB::7240REDMON") writes:

   > I would like to use my C-s/C-q in emacs without having to remap the keys
   > to something like C-^/C-\ .  I can turn off the flow control on my
   > terminal emulators (kermit, vterm), but still cannot get VMS to ignore
   > flow control.  I also tried using (set-input-mode nil t) no luck.

   > Have other people on VAX/VMS systems been able to use the C-s/C-q
   > bindings on their PC terminals?

   > Since, I was able to C-s/C-q at another site on a VAX, that the problem
   > might be with the DECserver or my PC's bios?  Could this be the problem?

   I used to have problems when I had a serial terminal going through a
   DECServer to an Ultrix machine.  If I remember correctly, the DECServer was
   gettng in the way.  There was a DECServer command that turned off flow
   control, but I remember that the VMS users at that site got unhappy for
   some reason when they the DECServer didn't do flow control for them.

   -Israel

I believe you can turn off the flow control on a DECserver by setting
the session to pasthru.  This is done in the following manner:

1) connect host
2) send a break from your terminal, you will get the DECserver prompt
again
3) type "set session pasthru"
4) type "resume" to get back to your session.

Hope this helps.

	-Chris

--
Chris Swanson, Chem/CS/Pre-med Undergrad, St. Olaf College, Northfield,MN 55057
	INTERNET:  swansonc@acc.stolaf.edu	UUCP: swansonc@stolaf
    	AT&T:	   Work: (507)-645-6845		Home: (507)-663-6424
	I would deny this reality, but that wouldn't pay the bills...