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To further set up our Linux testing environment, I need to obtain a copy of a working 64-bit version of csh, or find out how to properly fix the current 32-bit version. When I set up the dynamic libraries that the 32-bit version uses, check the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PATH variables, and throw the binary into my /bin32, it gives a segmentation fault and issues a core dump. Any ideas?

Thanks -
Chris Satterthwaite

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"Chris" = Satterthwaite, Chris <[email protected]> writes:

Chris> To further set up our Linux testing environment, I need to Chris> obtain a copy of a working 64-bit version of csh, or find out Chris> how to properly fix the current 32-bit version. When I set up Chris> the dynamic libraries that the 32-bit version uses, check the Chris> LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PATH variables, and throw the binary into Chris> my /bin32, it gives a segmentation fault and issues a core Chris> dump. Any ideas?

Hi

Did you look in the RPMS that Turbo released, I see they have a tcsh RPM there (ftp://ftp.turbolinux.com/linux/tl-ia64-pre1/). I do have a binary I can put up for you if you want, however it requires shared libraries.

Jes

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I have a tcsh, but is there any chance of getting csh? Thanks,
Chris Satterthwaite

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From: Jes Sorensen [mailto:[email protected]]
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Jes> Did you look in the RPMS that Turbo released, I see they have a tcsh Jes> RPM there (ftp://ftp.turbolinux.com/linux/tl-ia64-pre1/). I do have a Jes> binary I can put up for you if you want, however it requires shared Jes> libraries.
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Chris> To further set up our Linux testing environment, I need to Chris> obtain a copy of a working 64-bit version of csh, or find out Chris> how to properly fix the current 32-bit version. When I set up Chris> the dynamic libraries that the 32-bit version uses, check the Chris> LD_LIBRARY_PATH and PATH variables, and throw the binary into Chris> my /bin32, it gives a segmentation fault and issues a core Chris> dump. Any ideas?

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"Chris" = Satterthwaite, Chris <[email protected]> writes:

Chris> I have a tcsh, but is there any chance of getting csh? Thanks, Chris> Chris Satterthwaite

[jes@boo jes]$ rpm -qf /bin/csh
tcsh-6.09-3

I suspect that if you envoke tcsh as csh it will behave accordingly.

Jes

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I have a tcsh, but is there any chance of getting csh?

csh, just like sh, isn't open source.
On linux/freebsd/freenix you've been using tcsh for csh and bash for sh (symlinks)

Marc

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