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How do they try to ftp in tcsh and csh? &nbsp;is the path to the ftp command set in .tcshrc or .cshrc?
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How do they try to ftp in tcsh and csh?  is the path to the ftp command set in .tcshrc or .cshrc?

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For ozo... it's the ftp daemon on Solaris that has to know how to find the shell.
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For ozo... it's the ftp daemon on Solaris that has to know how to find the shell.

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jlevie - sos sorry for not grading your question earlier, I forgot all about it.<br />
10x very much - it worked.
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jlevie - sos sorry for not grading your question earlier, I forgot all about it.
10x very much - it worked.

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You are most welcome and I'm glad that it solved your problem.
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You are most welcome and I'm glad that it solved your problem.

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Solaris2.7.<br />
I installed tcsh and non of the logins who use it can ftp between my computers. (rc 530)<br />
When I put csh in a login on a machine and try to ftp to that machine &nbsp;using that login - it works.<br />
What do I have to do in order to ftp with tcsh?<br />

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Solaris2.7.
I installed tcsh and non of the logins who use it can ftp between my computers. (rc 530)
When I put csh in a login on a machine and try to ftp to that machine  using that login - it works.
What do I have to do in order to ftp with tcsh?


tcsh with ftp

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