#This is a start up script for the tcsh (t-shell) program. 
#It sets your path, prompt and other useful aliases

#Man pages:  The online manuals are here
    setenv MANPATH /usr/man:/usr/local/man

#News: This is useful for news readers
    setenv NNTPSERVER    "usenet.ins.cwru.edu"
    setenv NAME          $USER
    setenv ORGANIZATION "Computer Engineering and Science, CWRU, Cleveland OH."
    setenv DOMAINNAME   "ces.cwru.edu"

#Open Windows:  This is where all the open windows stuff is kept
    setenv OPENWINHOME  /usr/openwin
    setenv MANPATH      $OPENWINHOME/man:$MANPATH


#Netscape: Netscape needs to know where this directory is
    setenv XNLSPATH /usr/lib/X11/nls

#This tells the shell to keep track of previous commands
    set history=300 savehist=100   

set LD_LIBRARY_PATH=(/usr/lib: \
			/usr/openwin/lib/X11:/usr/ucblib: \
			/usr/openwin/lib:/appl/SUNWmotif/lib \
			/usr/local/X11/lib: \
		    )

#This sets the paths which the shell will search for commands
    set path=( .  $HOME/Util\
              /usr/etc /usr/ucb /bin /usr/bin /usr/local/bin \
	      /usr/local/gnu /usr/xpg4/bin \
              $OPENWINHOME/bin\
	      /p /p/www /p/jdk-1.1.6 /p/jdk-1.1.6/bin /p/ssh \
	      $LD_LIBRARY_PATH \
              /usr/bin/X11 \
             )                   

# Aliases: The following aliases do useful stuff

alias setprompt  'set prompt="`hostname`:$PWD> "'      # To set your prompt
setprompt
alias cd 'chdir \!* && setprompt'
#alias cd 'cd \!* ; echo ]2\;$cwd' 
alias rm rm -i                       # You don't want to accidently erase files
alias mv  'mv -i'                    # Don't accidently overwrite files
limit coredumpsize 0k                # prevent the creation of core files


# Optional aliases: You decide whether you want to keep any of these aliases
alias cls clear                      # To clear your screen,  ^L will also work
alias dir 'pwd;ls -l'                # If you like the DOS command
alias library 'telnet catalog'       # Contact the CWRU library catalog
alias rn  'rn -m=s -M -q'            # Set some default read news options

alias vt100 setenv TERM vt100        
alias new 'frm | tail'                # Use new to check if you have new mail
alias phonenumber  'whois -h whois'   # Use phonenumber <name> to search the  
                                      # campus directory
alias psv 'ps -aux|grep -v root|sort' # To check the process running on your 
                                      # machine

alias m more
alias h head
alias k9 'kill -9'   # To kill processes
alias l 'ls -l'
alias qt 'quota -v ' # Check your disk quota