Simple, just modify your shell to use ksh: usermod -s `which ksh` <your_user_name> Do likewise for root - though probably not such a great thing. Better to have a .ksh in /root and su - to it. On 10/07/2026 12:44 pm, Todd Gruhn wrote:
So, I start NetBSD or su to root, I need to do ' . ./.ksh'. Why cant I get /bin/ksh when I login? I found /etc/shrc. Does this have something to do with this? Make a /etc/kshrc ?
