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> Why exactly do you think you need to run stty and set the tty operating
> parameters, when the bash process is quite plainly *not* connected to a tty,
> it is connected to your C# application?

>  It's your application that is in charge of I/O - if it doesn't want echo,
> all it has to do is discard the stuff it reads from the process' stdout
> instead of displaying it, in your OutDataReceived/ErrorDataReceived handlers.

I have code that runs ssh and do some operation on the shell and i want use this code with cygwin.
further more i need operational tty for redirect/input output to /dev/ttyN.



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