|
nullmodem - a Utility to loopback Pseudo-Terminals |
|
nullmodem [-F] [-V] [-q] [-r] [-m] tty... |
|
nullmodem creates a virtual network of Pseudo-Terminals. It can be used as an adapter to connect two programs that normally need serial interface cards. |
|
-F, --foreground |
|
Unlike normal operation, nullmodem will not detach from the terminal when given this option. Some debugging informations will be visible. |
|
-q, --quiet |
|
Start quietly - for init scripts. |
|
-v, --verbose |
|
Print debug info. |
|
-V, --version |
|
Print the version number and exit. |
|
-r, --realtime |
|
Start with realtime priority (i.e. use the round-robin scheduler). This requires nullmodem to run with root privileges. |
|
-m, --memorylock |
|
Lock the executable of nullmodem to RAM. This keeps nullmodem from being swapped out. |
|
--setuid n |
|
Set the UserID (UID) of the pseudo terminal spacial files to n. |
|
--setgid n |
|
Set the GroupID (GID) of the pseudo terminal spacial files to n. |
|
--blocking |
|
Use blocking IO to handle the interfaces (default: NONBLOCKing). |
|
Juergen Rinas <jrinas@gmx.de> |
|
kissnetd(8), openpty(3) |