Well, I have /bin/sh as my shell - I've never used C-shell (dragonflies don't like salt water, so you won't find me by the C-shore much), but I see root has it set to /bin/csh. Is it safe to change root's shell to /bin/sh, or are there any dependencies on this?
2009/4/22 Jeremy C. Reed <r...@reedmedia.net>: >> I just found out that it is installed - in /usr/pkg/bin. >> And this is on the PATH. >> >> So i don't understand what is happening - if I specify the full path, >> the command responds with a help screen. >> >> Is there something special about the PATH for root on DragonFly (I've >> just discovered I can simply type mysqladmin on a user account, and it >> works fine)? > > C shell behaviour. Using tcsh, type "rehash" so it will rebuild its > internal table of contents of your path. The reason it worked on the other > account, I assume, is that you logged into that after it was newly > installed. >
