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From: Oliver Schmelzle <Oliver.Schmelzle@Eng.Sun.COM>
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I'm pretty sure that the tcsh-port configures /etc/shells approprietly.
Maybe there was still some tcsh package information on your system that
stated that tcsh is still installed as a package. So it didn't reinstall
the whole package.

oli.


> I deleted /usr/local/bin/tcsh from /etc/shells and reinstalled it as
> a port, and it at least did not do it; but I have added a note to
> 2. (above) that the port might do this step for you.  Thanks.
> 
> Actually I'm sort of glad the tcsh port doesn't do it, because part of
> the purpose is to get across the separate pieces of this thing.
> 
>         Annelise
>