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Standard User Environment

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The master.cshrc and master.login files set up a standard user environment. If you do not use them, or if you reset the $PATH environment variable, then you must place /usr/ucb before /usr/bin to use the BSD version of system commands. However, it is recommended that you have the following in your .login: 

if (-r /usr/lsd/conf/master.login) then
    source /usr/lsd/conf/master.login
else if (-r /usr/local/lib/master.login) then
    source /usr/local/lib/master.login
endif

and the following in your .cshrc: 

if (-r /usr/lsd/conf/master.cshrc) then
    source /usr/lsd/conf/master.cshrc
else if (-r /usr/local/lib/master.cshrc) then
    source /usr/local/lib/master.cshrc
endif

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