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<h1> The <tt>execline-startup</tt> script </h1>
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<tt>execline-startup</tt> performs some system-specific
login initialization, then executes <tt>${HOME}/.execline-loginshell</tt>.
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<h2> Interface </h2>
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/etc/execline-startup
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<li> <tt>execline-startup</tt> sets the <tt>SHELL</tt>
environment variable to <tt>/etc/execline-shell</tt>.
It then performs some system-specific initialization, and
transforms itself into <tt>${HOME}/.execline-loginshell $@</tt>. </li>
<li><tt>${HOME}/.execline-loginshell</tt> must be readable and
executable by the user. It must exec into <tt>$SHELL $@</tt>. </li>
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<h2> Notes </h2>
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<li> <tt>execline-startup</tt> is an
<a href="execlineb.html">execlineb</a> script; hence, it is readable
and modifiable. It is meant to be modified by the system administrator
to perform system-specific login-time initialization. </li>
<li> As a modifiable configuration file, execline-startup is provided in execline's
<tt>etc/</tt> subdirectory, and should be copied by the administrator
to <tt>/etc</tt>. </li>
<li> <tt>execline-startup</tt> is meant to be used as a login shell.
System administrators should manually add <tt>/etc/execline-startup</tt>
to the <tt>/etc/shells</tt> file. The <tt>/etc/execline-startup</tt>
file itself plays the role of the <tt>/etc/profile</tt> file, and
<tt>${HOME}/.execline-loginshell</tt> plays the role of the
<tt>${HOME}/.profile</tt> file.</li>
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