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I've been making the korn shell work as I want (emacs editing mode and
complete-list on tab) so I can dump big fat bash. For a login shell it's
fine, in /etc/profile I have

if [ "$SHELL" = "/bin/ksh" ]; then
	set -o emacs
	bind '^I'=complete-list
fi

My problem is I can't get ksh to execute /etc/suid_profile when I 'su' to
a non-login shell.  I have tried creating a symlink called
/etc/suid_profile pointing to /etc/profile and I have tried creating a
proper file, both are ignored. 'strings /bin/ksh | grep suid_profile'
confirms it's in the (stock NetBSD 1.5.2) binary.

any ideas?

--Andrew

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