Re: zsh does not start in $HOME

[Bart Schaefer <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sep 8, 11:18am, Stephan Windmüller wrote:
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} On Mon, 08. Sep 2008, Peter Stephenson wrote:
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} > zsh doesn't change directory internally when it starts, regardless of where
} > the home directory is.
} 
} Here it does:
} 
} | % pwd
} | /ldaphome/username
} | % zsh
} | % pwd
} | /home/username

What does /bin/pwd say?  Or "pwd -L"?

} > They're not symbolic links, are they?
} 
} No, there are two mountpoints.

Is /home/username a symbolic link to /ldaphome/username?  What's the
value of $HOME both before and after starting zsh?
 
} This happens with an empty .zshrc.

Are /etc/z* also empty?  Since you say you get a lot of output ...

} > Otherwise start with "zsh -x" and see what it's executing.
} 
} I am receiving a lot of output, but that does not contain any lines with
} "/home".

Does it contain any lines with "cd" "chdir" "pushd" etc.?