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From: Brian Handy <handy@sag.space.lockheed.com>
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Revisiting my shell script problem, I started with this:

>	kriek:~ ->source .cshrc
>	SSW  setup will include: <gen eit yohkoh sxt mdi>
>
>	Type <sswidl> to start SSW IDL
>	^E\242@\222@x@^Z^ALoad: Command not found.
>	^A^F\314ALA\312@\202^HERROR:: Too many arguments.
>	kriek:~ ->

I noticed if I ran this as root...it worked fine!  This leads me to
believe it may be a problem with my @#$^! /etc/login.conf file.  Attempts
to make it work so far aren't getting me anywhere, but it feels like
that's where the problem lies.



Brian