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03-19-2009 06:02 AM
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Anyone please explain me difference betwwen .profile and .login
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03-19-2009 06:06 AM
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.login is used for csh.
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03-19-2009 06:12 AM
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please tell me why ksh and csh used where exactly used?
thanx in advance
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03-19-2009 06:14 AM
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Re: profile
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Ganesh.
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03-19-2009 06:24 AM
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SolutionYou need to learn the basics then. These are different login shells which will be executed at the time of user logs in. Each shells has its own capablities and features.
It will be specified in /etc/passwd file.
Basic definition of shell:
Users of the UNIX system don't have a direct interaction with the kernel. Instead, the
user always works with a program called the UNIX shell. A shell can be considered a
command interpreter. The shell takes user commands, interprets them, and takes the
necessary action to execute them. It also provides the output of these commands to the
user.
C shell:
It uses a C language-like syntax for shell programming.
Korn shell:
It has more complex and advanced features than the Bourne or C
shell and takes more time to master
Ganesh.
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03-19-2009 06:25 AM
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/bin/sh Bourne shell
/bin/bash The Bash shell
/bin/ksh Korn shell
/bin/csh C shell
and many more and they have initialization files .profile for korn and sh and .login .cshrc for csh
the system wide initialization file is the /etc/profile where you have the umask set so that it reflects for the created users.
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03-19-2009 06:34 AM
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Not correct, at least in HP-UX!
/sbin/sh and /usr/bin/sh (/bin/ is a link to /usr/bin) is the **POSIX** shell, **NOT** the Bourne shell.
# man sh-posix
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