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using /bin/csh for single-user shell and /etc/rc in 4.1bsd?
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Dec 27, 1981, 6:57:13 AM12/27/81
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>From wales@UCLA-Security Sun Dec 27 11:44:21 1981
We're running 4.1bsd on some VAXen here. Recently I've been pondering
the pros and cons of changing "init" to use /bin/csh as the single-user
and /etc/rc shell. Can anyone out there think of a good reason why I
would not want to do this?
We're running 4.1bsd on some VAXen here. Recently I've been pondering
the pros and cons of changing "init" to use /bin/csh as the single-user
and /etc/rc shell. Can anyone out there think of a good reason why I
would not want to do this?
My motivation is basically that /bin/csh seems so much better than /bin/sh.
-- Rich
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