Use a standard system shell

About this task

if you cannot set your login shell using chsh, you can use one of the standard system shells to start lstcsh when you log in.

To set up lstcsh to start when you log in:

Procedure

  1. Use chsh to set /bin/sh to be your login shell.
  2. Edit the .profile file in your home directory to start lstcsh, as shown below: 
    SHELL=/usr/share/lsf/bin/lstcsh 
export SHELL 
exec $SHELL -l
Parent topic: Use lstcsh as your login shell