Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Using lstcsh as Your Login Shell
Setting your login shell
Using csh
Using a standard
system shell
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Using lstcsh
If your system administrator allows, you can use LSF as your login shell. The
/etc/shells file contains a list of all the shells you are allowed to use as your
login shell.
The chsh command can set your login shell to any of those shells. If the
/etc/shells file does not exist, you cannot set your login shell to lstcsh.
For example, user3 can run the command:
% chsh user3 /usr/share/lsf/bin/lstcsh
The next time user3 logs in, the login shell will be lstcsh.
if you cannot set your login shell using chsh, you can use one of the standard
system shells to start lstcsh when you log in.
To set up lstcsh to start when you log in:
1 Use chsh to set /bin/sh to be your login shell.
2 Edit the .profile file in your home directory to start lstcsh, as shown
below:
SHELL=/usr/share/lsf/bin/lstcsh
export SHELL
exec $SHELL -l
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