# This is the default .login file.

# Lines beginning with # are comments.

# This file is run after you telnet, rlogin to your account or
# login to a console running CDE as the default login or
# login to an X-terminal and connect to a machine running CDE.
# Your .variables.csh file will be run by this file to set shell
# variables.
# The .login file is NOT run when you log in to an X-terminal which
# is not connecting to a machine running CDE or on a console not
# configured to run CDE as the default login manager.
# In that case, the .xinitrc.csh will run the .variables.csh.


# This line causes the system startup file to run first if you are
# running csh.  If you are running a tcsh shell this is automatically
# run first, and therefore this line is not necessary. 
if ("`basename $SHELL`" == "csh" || "`basename $SHELL`" == "tcsh" ) then
	source /etc/csh.login
endif

# This command runs your ".variables.csh" file.
source ${HOME}/.variables.csh

# Exclude interactive commands & umenu if  PBS_ENVIRONMENT is set
if (! $?PBS_ENVIRONMENT) then

if ( ! ${?DT} ) then
# Sets default control keys for terminal commands.
  stty intr '^C' erase '^H' kill '^X' susp '^Z' dsusp '^@' flush '^#' -ixon
endif

# The following series of commands asks you to enter your terminal type, but
# sets it to "vt100" if you hit return.  If you are on an RS/6000 console,
# your terminal type will be automatically set to "hft".
if ("$term" == "vt220" || "$term" == "vt330") then
       set term=vt100
endif
if ("$term" == "dtterm") then
	set term=xterm
endif
#if ("$term" != "hft" && "$term" != "xterm" && "$term" != "vt100") then
#       echo -n 'Enter terminal type [default is vt100]: '
#       set term=$<
       if ("$term" == "") then
               set term=vt100
       endif
#endif


endif