> And what's the default? Oh yeah .... that shell > that's still stuck in > the first century?
I don't see anything wrong with `exec tcsh -l`. That's only in root's case anyway, and hopefully not much time should be spent working as root anyway. If a more permanent customization for root is needed, /etc/profile can be carefully modified to `exec tcsh -l`. Without breaking anything. Without breaking compatibility. As for creating users, `useradd` has the "-s" switch, which allows to specify any shell on the system, including /bin/tcsh. Which then consequently becomes the user's default shell. Where is the problem? This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
