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su command in tcsh
Name: danny Date: February 4, 2003 at 23:04:05 Pacific OS: winxp/RH8.0 CPU/Ram: 1.2ghz/256
Comment:
i need to change the path variable in the tcsh shell but didn't know that the "su" command doesn't work in tcsh. i need the root authority to change the path, so is there a command like "su" in tcsh as well? thx.
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