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From: sukthnkr@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Rahul Sukthankar)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: Login (unique) problems with terminal emulations.
Keywords: terminal emulation login profile problem
Message-ID: <12549@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Date: 28 Dec 89 06:33:55 GMT
References: <1471@lakesys.lakesys.com>
Reply-To: sukthnkr@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Rahul Sukthankar)
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In article <1471@lakesys.lakesys.com> johnb@lakesys.lakesys.com (John C. Burant) writes:
>Okay, since talk here is involving start-ups, and I have a problem slightly
>am having trouble setting up my terminal emulation correctly.  Everything
>here has been tested with ksh and csh, so please don't direct
[after entering the wong term type]
>I do a csh .login or a . .profile, the system won't set it correctly, even
>going trough the whole login procedeure a second time (exececuting those
>.profile or .login files). 

I notice that you "csh .login".  This will only make changes in a COPY
of the variables.
Do the following:
a) source .cshrc  (you might be setting stuff here too)
b) source .login
and enter the correct term type.  Hopefully this will work.

>-John

-- Rahul Sukthankar
   (sukthnkr@phoenix.princeton.edu)
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