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From: jimh@aubsch.UUCP (Jim Hart)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ncr
Subject: Aspen ksh
Message-ID: <429@texbell.swbt.com>
Date: 10 Mar 90 05:03:10 GMT
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Resender: towers@texbell.swbt.com (NCR Tower Mailing List)


	After getting used to using ksh in my MKS Toolkit at home, I decided
to revisit it on our 32/600 here at work.  It turns out that the problem is not
in the software, it is in the instructions.  The instructions say that the
path name is /bin/ksh.  In fact, the path name is /usr/bin/ksh as installed
on the Tower using Aspen's install script.  Once I set up /etc/passwd and the
SHELL variable correctly, it works quite well.  However, vi still won't call
it via the ':sh' command.  To get around this, I use the command ':!ksh', 
which works fine.  I plan to set up a macro to run this.

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Jim Hart                            uunet!usm3b2!aubsch!jimh
Dept. of Education                  Phone: 207-784-6431
P.O. Box 800, 23 High St.
Auburn, ME     04210
USA