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Subject: Re: iijppp dialing when I run tcsh ??????
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In-Reply-To: <199512221320.NAA22340@wbsmail.zipmail.co.uk> from "Phil Taylor" at Dec 22, 95 01:13:45 pm
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Phil Taylor writes:

> On my PC at home I am running FreeBSD 2.1R and iijppp with auto-dial 
> enabled. Everything works fine if I use sh/csh/bash but as soon as I 
> run tcsh (which was my login shell) iijppp dials !

It's looking up the local hostname in the DNS .. :-)