Pedro:
> IMHO, the startup script should be written for plain sh (best) or plain
> csh, because those are the shells that are guaranteed to exist on any Un*x
> system. And, it doesn't matter which shell you are using (bash, tcsh, ksh,
> zsh or whatever), simply put "#!/bin/sh" or "#!/bin/csh" as the first line
> on the script, and you're done.
I don't have csh on some of my systems. I think the only safe choice is
plain sh.
-dg
