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sh/ksh/bash: /etc/profile and $HOME/.profile &nbsp;(and possibly other &quot;.&quot; files in your home directory)<br />
csh: /etc/login and $HOME/.login + .cshrc<br />
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sh/ksh/bash: /etc/profile and $HOME/.profile  (and possibly other "." files in your home directory)
csh: /etc/login and $HOME/.login + .cshrc



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A good doc for Shell Initialization Files:<br />
<a href="http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-1048/6m7gaddgt?a=view" rel="ugc">http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-1048/6m7gaddgt?a=view</a>
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A good doc for Shell Initialization Files:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-1048/6m7gaddgt?a=view [http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/816-1048/6m7gaddgt?a=view]

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Thanks for the answer and sorry for the late reply. &nbsp;
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Thanks for the answer and sorry for the late reply.  

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When I type &quot;set&quot; and &quot;env&quot; commands I get a certain list of values where paths, variables, files are defined. &nbsp;From WHERE do set and env get their info from??? &nbsp;How can I edit these files so when I type &quot;set&quot; and &quot;env&quot; and get the desired paths/variables. 
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When I type "set" and "env" commands I get a certain list of values where paths, variables, files are defined.  From WHERE do set and env get their info from???  How can I edit these files so when I type "set" and "env" and get the desired paths/variables. 

&quot;set&quot; and &quot;env&quot; commands in Solaris 8

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&quot;set&quot; and &quot;env&quot; commands in Solaris 8

"set" and "env" commands in Solaris 8