chsh

I'm unable to change my shell to bash. Bash is installed through pkg and I have used "chsh" to change my shell to /usr/local/bin/bash I login and and it's still the csh shell. Bash is also added to /etc/shells. I do an exec bash and it loads fine. What gives? **edit** Looks like my shell was...

I know that chsh is used for changing your shell but I can't where this information is stored. echo $SHELL shows bash so I know I have used the command, but I'd like to know where this is held. Anyone know?

Is it possible to default to mksh or any other shell, while automatically falling to sh when that shell port isn't available on my system, without needing to go into single user mode? The chsh (chpass) command only offers one shell setting here. This usually isn't an issue, but it becomes a...

Hi! I am using csh and I notice that I cannot see the command history. That is, I open a terminal, write a command, close it, and when I reopen it, it is clean. No history. How can I have the history there to speed up the writing?