Re: shell problem

[Jan Carlson <janc iname com>]

It probably means you have aliases for csh, but you are running bash.
The linux default is bash for many good reasons.
You will find that bash aliases can handle the simple cases,
and shell functions can handle anything else.

robert stanley wrote:

> everytime i login i get a message:  then/endif not found
> and none of my aliases work. Any suggestions?
> Robert Stanley
> SE, Net Direct Inc.
> Phoenix, AZ
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