Thanks, this did the trick. >>>>> "SH" == Scott Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SH> /dev/tty is a psuedo-tty that is always the current tty
SH> (whether a real one, a serial port, or a pty). You need read
SH> and write access to it.
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