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From: aschaffe@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (JedHead)
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Subject: Re: ISC & Tcsh blues (was Re: HUGE memory leak)
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Date: 11 Feb 91 09:01:20 GMT
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So then erast1@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Evan R Aussenberg) said..
>
>What about trying "man" with tcsh & isc;  I got the man
>script to run under "sh" but somehow shell variables are
>not being interpreted correctly and "man" can never find
>any entries I ask for.

I had the same problem -- it can be fixed by inserting:
#!/bin/sh
as the first line of all of your shell scripts.  (like 'man')

[Note:  This worked under ISC 2.2 -- I don't know or care about SCO.  It
 also assumes that "sh" is in /bin .. :-) ]

Allan

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there is one final chance for a diplomatic solution to the Persian Gulf
crisis that hasn't been tried.  The United States must send a message
to Saddam Hussein saying "SIMON SAYS get out of Kuwait."