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Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 22:57:58 +0200
From: Caleb Lyness <clyness@cs.uct.ac.za>
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Subject: Voice mail on free bsd
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 Hi,
 
 I have been pokeing around for information on how to setup 
 voice mail on a free bsd box. I have decided to use the 
 vgetty software with vm scripts, etc. But I unfortunately 
 am new to free bsd. Having come from linux - where system V 
 style scripts are used, I don't know where things like 
 vgetty should be run from. I see the tty file in /etc but I 
 don't see what actually calls/runs this script or the 
 program that uses this as a config file. 
 
 Assuming this is the file to edit, do I just change the 
 references to getty to vgetty with the appropriate changes 
 in the command line parameters? As far as I know vgetty 
 makes use of cuaXXX instead of ttyXXX - how will this 
 effect the config file?
 
 Cheers
   Caleb


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