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Subject: Re: RCRC 
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From:	Alan Watson <alan@oldp.astro.wisc.edu>
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I don't propose to treat them the same within .rcrc.  The rc that I
eventually exec from rsh sources my .rcrc at the moment, so I have the
following in my .rcrc:

   [set path, define fns, etc.]
   if ( test -t 0 ) {
      [set tty, check mail, etc.]
   }

There are many variations on this.  Yes, you will have to rewrite your
.rcrc, but I was assuming that most people were already using wrappers
around rsh or rc to source .rcrc.  Perhaps I was wrong.