Hello, everyone.
I have a very strange problem that I cannot resolve and am hoping that someone here
can help.
I've installed Fink on several machines in the past with no problems at all. However,
when I tried to install it on my new G5 (MacOS 10.2.7), Terminal.app stopped working
correctly.
The '/sw/bin/pathsetup.command; exit' script that is called at the end of the Fink
binary install ran properly and set up my environment as expected. Unfortunately, now
*every* time I run Terminal.app, this script is called and my Terminal exits
immediately.
I have since removed Fink from this machine, but the script is still being called. Not
surprisingly, this is what I see when I open Terminal:
Last login: Thu Oct 2 21:58:55 on ttyp2
/sw/bin/pathsetup.command; exit
Welcome to Darwin!
[Sonic:~] matt% /sw/bin/pathsetup.command; exit
/sw/bin/pathsetup.command: Command not found.
logout
[Process completed]
I can get into a shell by doing File -> New Command when Terminal.app is in the
foreground, then running /bin/tcsh and checking the box "Run command inside a shell"
though this is a cumbersome workaround.
Can anyone tell me where exactly this script is being called from so I can get rid of
it? It is not called when I log in to the machine as >console and there is nothing in
any of my rc files. I assume Terminal is being passed an argument (maybe through an
Applescript of some kind), but I have no idea how that works.
Thanks in advance. :)
Matt
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