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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting C shell script wont terminated if i don't modify the shebang Post 303008172 by pilistar0222 on Tuesday 28th of November 2017 05:54:01 AM
Old 11-28-2017
C shell script wont terminated if i don't modify the shebang
Hi all, I'm new to shell script
i wrote some shell script for my colleague, everyone is fine,except on user

we are using VNC viewer to work
and there are some script start with shebang #! /bin/csh
there is an user will not terminate after running the script even if a hello world
i need to ctrl+c to stop the script manually
Below is my hello world

Code:
#! /bin/csh
echo "Hello World! \a \n"
exit 0

but if i modify the shebang to

Code:
"#! /bin/csh -f"

it works , and could be terminated normally

I google it and I know that -f means fast , it will ignore the .cshrc and .login
but I tried to remove the .cshrc in his home directory,it still wont be terminated and there's no .login in his home directory

So how can I make user can normally use my script without modify my shebang ?
 

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