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⟦2d4f6638f⟧ TextFile

    Length: 695 (0x2b7)
    Types: TextFile
    Names: »std.login«

Derivation

└─⟦50656ff4a⟧ Bits:30010538 TX 3.1 Coldstart
    └─⟦bbf173f5c⟧ »0004« 
        └─⟦this⟧ »./etc/std.login« 

TextFile

set pu=`/bin/puname`
setenv PATH /$pu/usr/tx:/$pu/usr/ucb:/$pu/bin:/$pu/usr/bin
setenv PATH ${PATH}:/usr/tx:/usr/ucb:/bin:/usr/bin:.
setenv TZ MET-1MES,M3.5.0,M9.5.0
setenv TAPE /dev/mt_$pu
setenv LOGNAME $USER

stty intr "^c" erase "^h" kill "^u" tab3 echoctl echoe echoke

if (-x /usr/bin/tput) then
	tput rs2
	tput init
endif

# If TXPID is set in the environment then process
# identifications (PID's) will be printed in TX
# format (<pu name>.<local pid>) for the following
# utilities: sh, csh and ps. If not set, then the
# PID will be printed as an integer.
setenv TXPID

# The following is for FACE.
setenv PATH ${PATH}:/home/vmsys/bin
setenv OASYS /home/oasys
setenv VMSYS /home/vmsys