.cshrc
and .login in the user's home directory are executed in that order.
The standard versions of these files as distributed, access a
local public initialization file on the local host. These files as
configured for OUHEP Alpha machines invoke, if they exist, the files
$HOME/.login.XXX and $HOME/.cshrc.XXX, where XXX is the operating system
name as given by the uname command. For the alphas, XXX is OSF1. In these
operating system dependent init files, the commands to setup the environment
and invoke the K shell may done. The Korn shell is exec'ed from the file
$HOME/.login.OSF1. When the Korn shell
is invoked the file $HOME/.kshrc is executed.
This file should execute /etc/profile, which is the site wide initialization
file for the K shell, and /etc/profile_d0setup. In this file the setup command for Fermi products is enabled,
and certain Fermi products are setup. Below are edited examples of
initialization files used start up the Korn shell either as a login shell or exec'ed from the C shell.
If one wishes to work in the C shell and after awhile change to the K shell
one may invoke the script setksh which follows.
-------.cshrc---------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/csh
############################################
# template .cshrc for SunOS versions 4 & 5 #
############################################
#
# access public.cshrc file
#
if (-f /usr/local/bin/public.cshrc) then
source /usr/local/bin/public.cshrc
else if (-f /home1/phyast/local/bin/public.cshrc) then
source /home1/phyast/local/bin/public.cshrc
else
endif
if (-f /usr/local/bin/d0.cshrc) then
source /usr/local/bin/d0.cshrc
endif
#
# exit if not interactive
#
if ($?prompt == 0) exit
#
# add your own commands here
#
------.login----------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/csh
############################################
# template .login for SunOS versions 4 & 5 #
############################################
#
# access public.login file
#
if (-f /usr/local/bin/public.login) then
source /usr/local/bin/public.login
else if (-f /home1/phyast/local/bin/public.login) then
source /home1/phyast/local/bin/public.login
else
echo 'WARNING: Server unvailiable or machine type unsupported.'
echo ' Public .login and .cshrc not accessed.'
endif
#
# add your own commands here
#
-----.login.OSF1------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/csh
#
# add your own commands here
#
set PATH = ($PATH $HOME/bin .)
if (-f /usr/local/bin/d0.login) then
source /usr/local/bin/d0.login
endif
#stty erase ^\?
set term=vt100
stty kill ^u
setenv ENV $HOME/.kshrc
setenv SHELL /bin/ksh
setenv EDITOR /bin/vi
exec ksh
-------.kshrc-----------------------------------------------------------------
# the following if block is used when exec'ing from csh to ksh
if [ "$INITED" = "" ]
then
INITED="`date`"
export INITED
if [ -r /etc/profile ]
then
. /etc/profile
fi
if [ -r /etc/profile_d0setup ]
then
. /etc/profile_d0setup
fi
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:.
fi
ENV=$HOME/.kshrc
SHELL=/bin/ksh
NODE=`uname -n | awk 'FS="." {print $1}'`
EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi
PS1='! $USER@$NODE:$PWD> '
LESS="-M"
export NODE PATH ENV SHELL EDITOR LESS PS1
#stty erase ^\?
term=vt100
stty kill ^u
set -ao vi
MORE=-c
EXINIT="set ai aw sm"
-------.profile---------------------------------------------------------------
if [ -r /etc/profile_d0setup ]
then
. /etc/profile_d0setup
fi
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:.
ENV=$HOME/.kshrc
SHELL=/bin/ksh
NODE=`uname -n | awk 'FS="." {print $1}'`
EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi
PS1='! $USER@$NODE:$PWD> '
export NODE PATH ENV SHELL EDITOR PS1
stty kill ^u
set -ao vi
EXINIT="set ai aw sm"
------setksh---------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/csh
#
# add your own commands here
#
#set PATH = ($PATH $HOME/bin .)
#stty erase ^\?
#set term=vt100
#stty kill ^u
setenv ENV $HOME/.kshrc
setenv SHELL /bin/ksh
setenv EDITOR /bin/vi
exec ksh
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