Hi!

>  Example: I have installed tcsh locally on my Solaris box, and I have a
>  softlink from tcsh to -tcsh. The default shell for users is csh, and I
>  exec -tcsh in my .login. Thus, in a ps style listing like yours above,
>  the shell would show up as  .... -tcsh (tcsh).

*If* you do these twists and turns, you would eventually end up with
the presented ps-output. But this is not what George has done.

BTW: Do you have any additional checks in .login? Otherwise, you would
probably create a nice loop (as the new login-shell would execute .login).
The other possibility is, that the shell you get is not a login-shell,
and the -tcsh magic doesn't work.

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     Joern Clausen                  email: joern@TechFak.Uni-Bielefeld.DE