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Hi all, I couldn't find this in O'Reilly's ssh book: When I su - <account> on a Solaris box, that user's .login file is processed. However, when I ssh directly into that account from another box, .login isn't processed. I know I could fix this by adding some lines to /etc/sshrc to process each user's .login file on connect, but isn't this something that should happen automatically anyway? I thought that ssh ran the login program on that box, and I assumed that running the login program would process the .login script... Peter -- Peter R. Wood - prw at prwdot.org - http://prwdot.org/
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