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Subject: where is tset?
Date: Sat, 23 Nov 1996 23:12:49 CST
From: Kent Vander Velden <graphix@iastate.edu>
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  Where is tset being called from when a person logs into a freebsd box?
This is causing some reall annoyances when I telnet from a xterm and
after I login the tab stops are messed up on anything except a 80 column
screen.  This causes the first character of each line to be the extra me
last character of the previous line except for the first line.  I use
tcsh if that matters.  I have grepped in /etc/ ~/. /usr/share/skel, etc
and have yet to find where this is being called from.

  Thanks.

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Kent Vander Velden
graphix@iastate.edu