Could you use something like this in /etc/profile?
# This line accesses the bash shell for ssh logins
case $TERM in dumb)
: ;;
vt100)
/PortedTools/bash/bin/bash;;
vt340)
/PortedTools/bash/bin/bash;;
*)
esac
Jon L. Veilleux
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Andy Robertson
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 10:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: setting defaults for system variables for users who SSH in to z/OS
We have users on boxen who are SSH-ing in to our z/OS system to run a program
that WTORs to the console and sets a simple return code based on the reply.
We put the program that does the WTOR on a private directory in the z/OS
filesystem.
At the moment, when the SSH is issued from a box, the process that starts up on
z/OS has only the standard directories in its PATH
Is there any way to add our aforementioned private directory to the PATH for
SSH users??
I'm sorry if i've missed an obvious solution: been delving into this a few days
now . ..
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