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From: Thomas A Watson	3/11/2008 5:03:31 PM
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What are all the startup files? Tcsh .cshrc is the startup script for csh (the C shell) and tcsh (an improved version). This gets run frequently when logging in or when a csh or tcsh starts (which is much more often than just logging in). Typical things to go in .cshrc are the path, aliases and variables (setf and setenv). .login is run during login (i.e. once). Typical entries are things like calendar and other reminder programs, biff, messages. .profile is like .login but for the Bourne Shell (sh) and clones. /etc/csh.cshrc is like the .cshrc for everyone (gets run before your personal one) /etc/csh.login is like the .login for everyone (gets run before your personal one) /etc/profile is like the .profile for everyone (gets run before your personal one) from mssl.ucl.ac.uk

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