Create a pseudoterminal

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I can create plain FIFOs (named pipes) using mkfifo.
Is there a common utility that I can use to create pseudoterminals?







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    Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
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  • Looks promising. Thanks.
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I can create plain FIFOs (named pipes) using mkfifo.
Is there a common utility that I can use to create pseudoterminals?







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    Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
    – dirkt
    Mar 16 at 12:25










  • Looks promising. Thanks.
    – Richard Neumann
    Mar 16 at 12:41












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I can create plain FIFOs (named pipes) using mkfifo.
Is there a common utility that I can use to create pseudoterminals?







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I can create plain FIFOs (named pipes) using mkfifo.
Is there a common utility that I can use to create pseudoterminals?









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    Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
    – dirkt
    Mar 16 at 12:25










  • Looks promising. Thanks.
    – Richard Neumann
    Mar 16 at 12:41












  • 1




    Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
    – dirkt
    Mar 16 at 12:25










  • Looks promising. Thanks.
    – Richard Neumann
    Mar 16 at 12:41







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Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
– dirkt
Mar 16 at 12:25




Try socat with pty. man socat for details.
– dirkt
Mar 16 at 12:25












Looks promising. Thanks.
– Richard Neumann
Mar 16 at 12:41




Looks promising. Thanks.
– Richard Neumann
Mar 16 at 12:41















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