Chuck Robey wrote: []
twice. I finally found out that the /etc/csh.cshrc, which is always loaded first, has a line "source ~/.cshrc" in it, which was causing all the problems. Killed that line, it works fine now.
I use tcsh. Maybe Apple has hacked their csh to work under those conditions, I dunno.
This is not Apple's original /etc/csh.cshrc; someone else (maybe you) must have put this line there. I have often complained about Apple for the ridiculous shell startup scripts they are shipping nowadays, but in this case they are innocent.
-- Martin
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