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tcsh does not read .cshrc if .tcshrc exists. Check if .tcshrc exists and remove it, or rename .cshrc to .tcshrc.<br />

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tcsh does not read .cshrc if .tcshrc exists. Check if .tcshrc exists and remove it, or rename .cshrc to .tcshrc.


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sorry, but the one who answered my question is vx<br />

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sorry, but the one who answered my question is vx


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Then why did you accept the answer? Ah well, it doesn't really matter. <br />

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Then why did you accept the answer? Ah well, it doesn't really matter.


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I changed redhat's default shell from bash to tcsh, but tcsh doesn't read .cshrc file everytime I login. I have to type source .cshrc everytime I login, and it's very unconfiniance. Please tell me a tip so that tcsh read .cshrc file everytime I login.<br />
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I changed redhat's default shell from bash to tcsh, but tcsh doesn't read .cshrc file everytime I login. I have to type source .cshrc everytime I login, and it's very unconfiniance. Please tell me a tip so that tcsh read .cshrc file everytime I login.



tcsh doesn't read .cshrc

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