Re: lynx-dev Re: 2 Questions ( CTRL-Z and lynxcgi vs lynxexec )

[Michael Warner]

On Wed, Jan 06, 1999, Kim DeVaughn <address@hidden> wrote:

> On Wed, Jan 06, 1999, address@hidden (address@hidden) said:
> |
> | > 1) How do I disable CTRL-Z (SIGTSTP) so that lynx is not suspended?
> |
> | none of the signal handlers are configurable, iirc.  You would have to
> | grep the source and modify it.  (It's a simple feature to add, but hasn't
> | been requested).
> 
> It could always be done outside of lynx, at least on a UNIX box.
> 
> Check the syntax for "stty" on IRIX ... something like:  "stty susp undef"
> ought to do the trick.
> 
> Of course ^Z will be disabled for *any* app executed under that shell, from
> then on ...

Wrap lynx in a script that cleans up the change on exit?

<stty change>;<lynx command line>;<undo stty change> sort o'
thing?

-- 
Michael Warner 
<address@hidden>