sh
, csh
, ksh
and for some of them
you cannot enforce a behaviour in all or partial cases. You cannot customise
it unless you have time to rewrite these shells!root
and all users
with a uid
less than 100 don't start the HEPiX scripts as well as all
the users whose login name appears in a flat ascii file /etc/hepix/list-
.
The latter file is a rejection list file which can be used by the system
administrator to disable the HEPiX login scripts for users who have to run
special environments. Of course, only root
can control, create and use
this file.