Apparently, csh now produces the message

	Warning: exported path contains relative components.

when running as root with . in the path.  sh has, for some time,
produced a similar complaint.

Since when has it been the shell's duty to warn of possible security
problems?  IMO this check belongs in /.profile and/or /.cshrc, not in
the shell itself.  Should it also check every executable being run to
make sure there are no world-write directories on the path leading to
it?  That's a security risk too, y'know.

					der Mouse

			    mouse@collatz.mcrcim.mcgill.edu