tcsh: forward $cwd to remote hosts on login

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06-26-2007, 03:52 PM	#1
jhwilliams Senior Member Registered: Apr 2007 Location: Portland, OR Distribution: Debian, Android, LFS Posts: 1,168 Rep:	tcsh: forward $cwd to remote hosts on login Hello, I have an NFS mounted home directory on a server, hostname1. My shell is on NFS, we use tcsh. My workstation is hostname2. when I rsh to hostnam3, an AIX, IRIX, whatever-have-you compute server, my cwd becomes my home directory, /home/jameson. I would much prefer that when I rsh'd to such machines, I was able to keep my current working directory! Any ideas? Thanks, Jameson

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