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[GitHub] [nuttx-apps] patacongo commented on issue #1667: NSH Login Now Exposes Password
patacongo commented on issue #1667:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx-apps/issues/1667#issuecomment-1475284677
It seems to me that one good solution would be behave just like Linux: Do not special-case the console but, instead, require that the user application always configure the TTY as needed for correct operation. This is definitely more consistent with the way that Unix is supposed to handle TTYs.
This would solve another issue: Occasional a device other than the serial console is used for a console. For example, a different serial port that is not the one designated as the console. If the application configured the TTY for its particular use, then this dependence on a magic, non-standard console device would be eliminated.
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