Admins recently made a change to a shell account of mine, after which
I now no longer get my zsh prompt at login, I get a generic tcsh prompt.
I then have to type 'zsh' to get my zsh environment as I have it set up.
Also when I log out of zsh with 'bye', I get put back into the generic
tcsh prompt and then have to type 'exit' to log off:
nautilus%
nautilus%
nautilus% zsh
[nautilus:~]+ pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:38
[nautilus:~]+ uname -a pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:41
SunOS nautilus 5.7 Generic_106541-12 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-Enterprise
[nautilus:~]+ pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:47
[nautilus:~]+ pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:51
[nautilus:~]+ pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:52
[nautilus:~]+ bye pts/1 Sunday 2006/07/16 19:09:52
nautilus% exit
logout
Connection to shell.shore.net closed.
(No changes were made to my own .zprofile, .zshenv or .zshrc.)
I mentioned this to the admins but they're clueless and, though a few
shell-account users remain on this ISP (Primushost, formerly shore.net),
shell accounts are no longer supported. Zsh is version 3.1.6. I need
this account for now and can't close it for awhile.
What do I need to do to be able to log directly into and directly out
of zsh?