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Subject: Bug#1073: Login files do not get processed on HP-UX
From: "Sheldon Lee Wen" <sheldonl () nortelnetworks ! com>
Date: 1999-03-26 14:38:28
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A bug report, with mail header, looks something like this:
To: submit@bugs.kde.org
From: sheldonl@nortelnetworks.com
Subject: Login files do not get processed on HP-UX
Severity: grave
Package: kdecore
Version: 1.1
On login the users login files do not get processed. I'm attaching a copy
of my login files so you can see what they look like. They get executed using
c shell I believe.
Sheldon
--
==============================================================================
Sheldon Lee Wen sheldonl@nortelnetworks.com, Nortelnetworks Ottawa Canada
Skyeast CSA
x55800
"Superstition is a word the ignorant use to describe their ignorance."
-- Sifu.
==============================================================================
[".login" (text/plain)]
#
# Copyright (c) 1993 Bell-Northern Research. All Rights Reserved.
# rcsid = "@(#)$Id: bnr.login,v 2.2 1994/02/28 13:42:56 crath Exp $"
#
# BNR default user .login file (/bin/csh initialization).
# This .login should function correctly when used with the C shell on
# any of the supported platforms (Apollo, HP, HP-PA, Sun3, or Sun4).
# Usage: Copy this file to a user's home directory and edit it to
# customize it to taste. It is run by csh each time an interactive
# shell starts up.
# Setup the search path for use within this shell script:
#
# *** Note: Do not attempt to change the following `path' variable. ***
# *** This variable only has effect within this script and does ***
# *** not carry over into the user environment. If you wish to ***
# *** change your default `path', edit your .bnrrc file. A ***
# *** default .bnrrc file is provided as /bnr/etc/bnr.bnrrc, and ***
# *** a UNIX man page called bnrrc(5) is available on-line by ***
# *** typing 'man bnrrc' (without the quotes). ***
#
set path=( /bin /usr/bin /usr/local/bin /usr/ucb /bnr/etc /etc /home /opt/java/bin \
/opt/corp/local/java/swing-1.1 /opt/kde/bin /home/users/sheldonl ~skyeast/etc \
~sheldonl/bin ~sheldonl/pscripts ~sheldonl/setpw)
# Set up the terminal line characteristics:
/bin/tty >&/dev/null
if ( $status == 0 ) then
# *** Note: The following stty is common to all platforms. ***
#
stty erase "^H" kill "^U" intr "^C" eof "^D" susp "^Z" dsusp "^Y"
# *** Note: While the following stty is necessary on the Sun ***
# *** and HP systems, it does nothing but produce an ***
# *** error on the Apollos. Thus stderr is redirected. ***
#
stty hupcl ixon ixoff >&/dev/null
endif
# Set up the environment variables:
# *** Note: Don't add any other environment definitions to this file.
# *** Place them in your .bnrrc file instead. See the bnrrc(5)
# *** man page for more information.
#
setenv EDITOR vi # Default editor
# Set up the standard shell charateristics:
#
umask 027 # Keep files / directories secure.
#eval `tset -s -Q -m ':?xterm' `
#tabs
setenv TERM xterm
setenv XENVIRONMENT $HOME/.Xdefaults
# Run the BNR/NT standard login to setup for any installed software:
# *** Note: Things following the call to bnrsetup are not ***
# *** guaranteed to execute. ***
#
if ( -x /opt/corp/local/bin/corpsetup ) then
eval `/opt/corp/local/bin/corpsetup csh`
else if ( -x /bnr/etc/bnrsetup ) then
eval `/bnr/etc/bnrsetup csh`
endif
[".corprc" (text/plain)]
#####
### Copyright (c) 1993 Bell-Northern Research. All Rights Reserved.
### rcsid = "@(#)$Id: bnr.bnrrc,v 2.2 1994/10/27 19:54:49 crath Exp $"
#####
##
## .bnrrc - BNR/NT standard login environment/name space.
##
## This is the rc file to allow users to customize their BNR/NT
## standard login environment. This same file will work on all
## supported BNR platforms (Apollo, HP, HP-PA, Sun3 and Sun4)
## without modifications. This rc file is NOT executable; is is
## a data file only.
##
## To use this file, copy it a user's home directory and edit it
## to customize it to taste.
##
## Two types of lines may appear in this file: standard login
## environment entries, and setup table commands. Additionally,
## comment lines may be entered by beginning the line with a '#'
## character, and blank lines within the .bnrrc file are ignored.
##
## Standard login environment entries take the form:
## <product tag> <variable>=<value>
## where:
## <product tag> - is the setup macro that should receive
## the parameter that you are setting
## <variable> - is the name of the parameter that you
## are setting
## <value> - is the value you are setting the
## parameter to.
## and:
## each <product tag>-<variable> is must be unique. If
## there are duplicate entries, only the first entry will
## be read.
##
## Setup table commands take the form:
## <product tag> <table command> [<parameter>...]
## where:
## <table command> - is one of the table commands
## documented on the setuptables(5)
## UNIX man page
## <parameter> - are the parameters required for the
## table command.
##
## Please see the setuptables(5) UNIX man page for further
## information on the setup table commands. Type "man
## setuptables" (without the quotes) at any UNIX shell prompt to
## see the manual page.
##
##
## VERSIONS:
##
## This template applies to version 2.x of the BNR/NT standard
## login.
##
##
## EXAMPLES:
##
## To add a path component to your search PATH you may set one of
## two parameters: PATH_START and PATH_TAIL. If, for example,
## you had a copy of WordPerfect installed somewhere under your
## home directory and you wanted to add it to your path you would
## add this line to your .bnrrc file:
## os.setup PATH_TAIL=${HOME}/wp
##
## If you want to have ezprint always use a form code of 'dp',
## you would make the following entry:
## ezprintsetup ezp_formcode=dp
##
## If you want to load some resources into your X11 resource
## database at login time (from a file called ~/.myResources),
## your would make the following entry:
## os.setup Exec-fg (/usr/bin/X11/xrdb $HOME/.myResources)
##
#####
#####
X11.setup VUE=yes
cocos COCOS_MTA=zmerd009
cocos COCOS_DIR=./cocos
DIRSUBC UDIRSRV=YES
DIRSUBC UDIRSRV_EMAIL_DOMAIN=ALL
os.setup QUIET=false
os.setup NO_DOT_IN_PATH=true
os.setup DEF_TERM=xterm
os.setup LPDEST=ps45f9
os.setup PATH_TAIL=/home/users/sheldonl:~sheldonl/setpw:${HOME}/Windows:${HOME} \
/documents:${HOME}/pscripts:${HOME}/setpw:/opt/kde/bin:/home/users/skyeast/etc:/bnr/etc:/bnr:/etc:${HOME}/bin/nodes:${HOME}/bin/skycmd:
phone PHONELOC=sky
edmx ipsw_node=bcarh77b
edmx ipsw_empno=0527563
ezprint ezp_printer=ps45f9
inform inform_print_cmd=/usr/bin/lp -dps45f9 -odouble
inform inform_editor=/usr/bin/vi
inform inform_browser=/bnr/contrib/bin/less
# Use less instead of more with INFORM, etc.
#xv -root /home/users/sheldonl/bin/personal/shadowmadn6.jpg -quit
rosa ROSA_DIR=/home/users/sheldonl/rosa
rosa ROSA_GLOBAL_ID=0527563
#os.setup PATH_START=/opt/gcc/bin:/opt/bintools/bin
[".cshrc" (text/plain)]
# @(#) $Revision: 1.0 $
# Default BNR user .cshrc file (/bin/csh initialization).
# Usage: Copy this file to a user's home directory and edit it to
# customize it to taste. It is run by csh each time it starts up.
# Keep inactive windows open forever
set autologout=0
# Set up the default protection mask for new files
umask 022
# Set up C shell environment:
if ( $?prompt ) then # shell is interactive.
set history=200 # previous commands to remember.
set savehist=200 # number to save across sessions.
set system=`hostname` # name of this system.
set prompt = "$system-\!> " # command prompt.
endif
# Set up aliases for common commands
alias h history
alias lo logout
alias bye logout
alias log logout
alias lt ls -rlt
alias ll ls -alsF
alias lf ls -AlF
alias rm rm -i
alias bf bdf -t hfs
alias t telnet
alias cl clear
alias m more
alias t telnet
alias prostar 'prostar -u -x prostar-sky &'
alias ns \
'/opt/corp/mnt/tools/netscape-4.06/bin/s700-hpux10.20/netscape &' alias tossup \
/home/users/skyeast/etc/tossup alias setpw setpw.hppa
alias ie4 /opt/corp/local/microsoft/bin/iexplorer
alias outlook /opt/corp/local/microsoft/bin/oexpress
alias gimp \
'/opt/corp/contrib/gimp-0.54.1/bin/s700-hpux10.10/gimp &' alias skydir \
'~skyeast/etc/emaildir'
alias xbiff 'xbiff -update 1 -file ~/.netscape/popstate &'
# alias cd 'cd \!* ; set prompt="`pwd`-> "'
setenv MANPATH ${MANPATH}:/bnr/contrib/lib/perl/perl5.002/man:/bnr/contrib/man:~sheldonl/bin/docs
setenv LPDEST ps45f9
# Allow cut and paste for more than just a few lines:
stty ixoff >&/dev/null
#invoke visual mail recieved notification
#chkmail -b
setenv MS_JAVA_VM /opt/java/jre/bin/jre
setenv MOZILLA_HOME /bnr/tools/3rdparty/communicator/current/
setenv J_HOME /opt/corp/contrib/bin/../jdk-1.02/bin/..
#setenv SHLIB_PATH /usr/lib:/opt/corp/local/microsoft/ie4/ux10:/opt/corp/local/microso \
ft/common/ux10:/lib:.::/opt/corp/contrib/bin/../jdk-1.02/bin/../lib/s700:/opt/langtools/dde/softbench/lib/SB5.0:
setenv MWHOME /opt/corp/local/microsoft
#setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH \
/usr/local/include:/opt/corp/contrib/gcc/lib/g++-include:/home/users/sheldonl/bin/dxpc/dxpc-2.0.b4:.
setenv JAVA_HOME /opt/java
setenv CLASSPATH /opt/corp/local/java:.:/opt/corp/local/java/swing-1.1/swingall.jar:/opt/java:/opt/java/lib/classes.zip:/home/users/sheldonl/bin/java
setenv XMCD_LIBDIR /opt/xmcd
setenv LIBDIR /opt/xmcd
#setenv PATH /opt/kde/bin:$PATH
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