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Description of problem:
If the environment variables PILOTRATE and PILOTPORT are set using bash,
the pilot-xfer program ignores these and simply synchronizes using the
default device or the device specified on the command line, and it uses the
default rate of 9600 baud

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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Run in X so that multiple terminals can be opened.
2.Type PILOTRATE=115200 at the bash prompt in a terminal window.
3.Type PILOTPORT=/dev/ttySx where x is the number of the serial port to be
used.
4.Verify that these variables have been set correctly using, for example,
"echo $PILOTRATE"
5.Run "pilot-xfer -b pilot-link", for example.  It will say "Port: /dev/pilot"
6.Run stty -F /dev/ttySx, and you will see that the baud rate has been set
to 9600, even if you set it to a different value earlier.
	

Actual Results:  Synchonization is pretty darn slow, and not necessarily on
the port that you want it to be.

Expected Results:  The synchonization should take place at the port and
baud rate specified by the environment variables.

Additional info:  Also tried installing the latest RawHide package, didn't
help the issue.