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 (DIR) Post #B4daepWhyjNyVdQVgO by JdeBP@tty0.social
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       @alanc Service management, as I mentioned, began as the domain of the much older Service Access Facility, which comes from #Unix S5R4 in 1988.The #Illumos manual page for the sacadm command (for one) is dated 1992, and the Illumos #ServiceAccessFacility dates back to the days of #Solaris 2.The use of sacadm/pmadm/ttyadm/nlsadmin in Illumos et al. is the same now as it was when Æleen Frisch wrote about them for Solaris 2 in xyr book in 1995.http://jdebp.info/FGA/unix-service-access-facility.html@Radio_Azureus
       
 (DIR) Post #B4daepnixSzrMPO6Cm by JdeBP@tty0.social
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       On that subject: I can now give @cks one of the most delayed and useless responses to a mailing list question, ever.https://omnios.org/ml-archive/2014-February/002358.htmlChanging the BPS setting for a terminal service in #OmniOS is done with ttyadm(8). Use the -l option to pick the desired chain of speed settings from ttydefs.https://man.omnios.org/man8/ttyadmCreate an entry with sttydefs(8) if necessary that has "115200" in the stty flags and that chains to the next slower speed.https://man.omnios.org/man8/sttydefs@alanc @Radio_Azureus