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Bash is currently the default shell running in my RedHat Linux 7.2 environment. I have two questions: 1. How can I make the C-Shell the default shell instead? I can change my shell manually by typing "csh" in each "bash" session but I would like to make this change permanent. 2. I have a set of aliases for long command lines which I like ot have them automatically sourced when I login. Currently I manually do it from a bash shell by running: csh source <myAliasesFile> What should I call this file and where should I put it in order to have it automatically sourced in bash and/or csh shells? I have tried .aliases but it did not work! Your hints and insights will be appreciated. Thanks. a.
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