change of Login shell
Vishal Pawade wrote on Dec 01, 2010
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.
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.
Vishal Pawade wrote on Dec 01, 2010
as i m using Fedora 11.
how can i login root from the welcome window.?
how can i login root from the welcome window.?
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Dec 01, 2010
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'.
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'.
makhlaghi wrote on Dec 01, 2010
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.
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.
Last post on Dec 01, 2010