Re: [ferret_users] Ferret on SUSE 10.0

[Jaison Kurian <jaison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Imran,
           You can create a new .cshrc file in your home directory
with the neccessary source command for Ferret paths. If you know where
the csh.cshrc (system file) is located (on RH it is in /etc ), you
can just add the source command (as the last line), then you or none
of the other users (using csh shell) need to source it again in the
.cshrc file in home area.

  A cautionary note : on my RH machine the following "echo" commands
                      in ferret_paths used to creat lot of problems
                      with utilities like ssh/scp. So i just removed
                      them, they are just for information...no harm
                      in deleting those lines

                      echo appending ferret path

                      echo replacing ferret path


Regards,

Jaison


On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, IMRAN NADEEM wrote:

> Dear Ferret Users,
> I installed ferret on SUSE 10.0 and its working well. The only problem is
> that eachtime I have to give the following command before
> starting ferret
> > source /usr/local/ferret_paths
> I am using csh shell as my defualt shell. I tried to look for .login or
> .cshrc file in the home directory but there is no such file.
> Also I add this line in .profile in home directory but its not working.
>
> If someone is using ferret on SUSE 10, please guide me to set the path.