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Man Page: ptywrap

Operating Environment: linux

Section: 1

PTYWRAP(1)																PTYWRAP(1)

NAME
ptywrap - fool programs into thinking they are talking to a pseudo-tty
SYNOPSIS
ptywrap
DESCRIPTION
ptywrap is a simple tool to wrap other programs' input/output streams in a pseudo-tty. Many programs determine whether or not they should buffer their input/output based on whether or not these are connected to a pseudo-tty. Ptywrap can be used to fool programs into thinking that they are connected to a pseudo-tty even if they are not (e.g. even if the input/output is redirected to a file).
SEE ALSO
modglue(1). prompt(1). See the web page at http://www.aei.mpg.de/~peekas/modglue/ for more information.
AUTHORS
Kasper Peeters <kasper.peeters@aei.mpg.de> Jul 12, 2008 PTYWRAP(1)
Related Man Pages
tty(1) - linux
forkpty(3) - mojave
forkpty(3) - redhat
login_tty(3) - redhat
tty(1) - debian
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