Is there a startup file during login?

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From: Ray Lauff
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1992 04:26

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Most Unix systems (most I've used at least) have a way of
executing a script upon user login systemwide (such as /etc/cshrc).
Is there any such file on the NeXT that I can edit?

Most of our NeXT users connect via terminals (weird, I know,
but it really is a cool Unix box, even without it's 
NeXTStep interface).  I have 220+ accounts on the system
and would like to put a few commands in the logins of
all users.

Any help appreciated.

Ray
ray@picasso.temple.edu

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