INTERVIEW QUESTIONS OPERATING SYSTEMS SHELL SCRIPTING DETAILS

Question: When you login to a c shell, which script would be run first? (before the terminal is ready for the user)

Answer: For C shell ,
first /etc/.login script is run & after that
~/.login is run & then ~/.cshrc is run.

For C shell ,
first /etc/.login script is run & after that
~/.login is run & then ~/.cshrc is run.
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or C shell ,
first /etc/.login script is run & after that
~/.login is run & then ~/.cshrc is run. Source: CoolInterview.com

When you login to a bash shell as a user, the /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc would be run.

Also, the .bashrc and .profile files from /etc/skel directory will be copied to the user's home directory. Source: CoolInterview.com

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