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Article #278table of ini-files
From: Svante Wellershoff
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00
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My question is the following:
has someone written down (paper, ascii, http), which initialization-
files are called from what point and at what time?
I am thinking of something like that (for tcsh):
startup: /etc/csh.cshrc if login-shell
/etc/csh.login if login-shell
~/.tcshrc
~/.cshrc if no ~/.tcshrc
~/.login if login-shell
exit: /etc/csh.logout
~/.logout if login-shell
This is naturally just describing a standard, but even that would
be quite useful. This table for all shells, X and Linux would be
nice to have.
Thanks for any answers (email to wellershoff@zib-berlin.de)
and postings,
Svante
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