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vishalpawade |
12/01/2010 07:05PM (Read 2244 times)
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how can i change the login shell....to /bin/csh.?i want install iraf.....but the installed system contain only /bin/bash/.
how would i know whether...these files are exist? i have searched in user n group ...it shows /bin/bash/ & /bin/sh. only.
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vishalpawade |
12/01/2010 07:05PM
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as i m using Fedora 11.
how can i login root from the welcome window.?
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fitz |
12/01/2010 07:05PM
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The 'chsh' command is what you would use to change the login shell, or you can just edit the /etc/passwd file directly.However, this is separate from the fact that you need to have a C-shell installed on the machine in the first place. Details on how to do this depend on the platform, note that a 'tcsh' is equivalent to 'csh'.
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makhlaghi |
12/01/2010 07:05PM
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Here is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) method:
In the main menu (up left of the screen in Fedora) go to
System --> Administration --> Add/Remove Software
In the "Add/Remove Software" window, search for "tcsh"
In the search results choose the box with: "An enhanced version of csh, the C shell" and click apply.The "Add/Remove Software" window explained here is in Fedora 14 and 13, In Fedora 11 it might be located in the Applications menu.
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