>> >
>>
>> it might be that /bin/csh has the wrong access privvs. You might also want
>> to try installing the user manually with vi in both passwd, master.passwd
>> and group, then calling
>>
>> pwd_mkdb /etc/master.passwd
>>
>> you can also check the access privvs on his home directory.
>>
>> sorry if that's not much help.
>>
>It also might be the permissions on one of the cshell intialization
>files.  Like .cshrc or something.  Perhaps the global .cshrc file also(I
>can't remember what that file is called right now).  -Jonathan

/etc/*cshrc*

:-)

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