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Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2005 21:10:48 +1000
From: Michael Wardle <michael AT endbracket DOT net>
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Subject: Re: zsh startup oddity
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Michael Wardle wrote:
> Luke Kendall wrote:
> 
>> (I.e. after starting a login zsh, you'd have to explicitly source
>> ~/.zlogin or whatever).
> 
> 
> By what mechanism are you ensuring zsh is invoked as a login shell 
> rather than a non-login shell?
> 
> Does $- include "i"?
> Does setopt show that interactive is on?

Whoops!

The appropriate shell option is "login" rather than "interactive", so 
obviously I'd be looking for "setopt | grep login".

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