SUMMARY: How to Change Default PATH

Just for the record, my last " SUMMARY : Why can't I ping some computers...
" was meant to be " SUMMARY: How to Change Default Path ".
I have included the correct original message in the body of this message now
!! sorry for the confusion.

Many thanks to :

William Geldhof <william.geldhof@nss.be>, Michael Schulte
<mike@babbage.cs.umsl.edu>, Ric Anderson <ric@Opus1.COM>, David Foster
<foster@dim.ucsd.edu>, Alan Angulo <alan@esu.edu>, Mike Salehi <
mike.salehi@kodak.com >, Vandevegt, James Matthew (Jim)
<vandevegt@avaya.com>, Deb <deb@tickleme.llnl.gov>

for your kind responses. You all pointed to same files i.e. .login,
/etc/profile, cshrc etc.  But in my case, even after making the changes in
these files individualy, the problem was still there. However, in the end I
found a script on my system that copies customized .tcshrc files to each
users' home folder. Once I found the customized files location and made
changes there, it worked fine.

Best regards


----- Original Message -----
From: "Yar Baily" <msmabc@hotmail.com>
To: <sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org>
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 10:39 AM
Subject: How to Change Default PATH


> Hello all,
>
> I have Solaris 8 on Sparc machines in NIS environment. I have installed
some
> new applications on the host machines. Now, proper operation of these
> machines require that I set some variables in the environment. For example
:
> VRAND_AUT=/usr/local/VisualDOC. I don't know where and how should I do it.
> Also, I need to add additional folders in the default PATH that every user
> gets. The default shell is TCSH.
>
> Please help....... Thanks
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