Use tset -I for all terminals, not just xterm.

Terminal initialization is usually only needed for hardware terminals,
which are rare these days, and the initialization strings result
in a bunch of e

Use tset -I for all terminals, not just xterm.

Terminal initialization is usually only needed for hardware terminals,
which are rare these days, and the initialization strings result
in a bunch of extra newlines on pseudo-terminals. OK nicm@

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Only run tset for interactive shells. OK robert@

Skip terminal initialization when logging in from an xterm, we
can be fairly sure the terminal is already initialized. Avoids
a one second pause on login. Requested and OK deraadt@

Only have tset prompt for the terminal type if it is "unknown" or
not listed in /etc/ttys. OK deraadt@ guenther@

do not tset if the terminal is already xterm; ok matthieu guenther

only set HOME if not already set; ok deraadt@

add /usr/local/sbin to root's .cshrc
reorder path to place /usr/X11R6/bin before /usr/local/{bin,sbin}
sync .profile PATH with .cshrc path

ok deraadt@, millert@

add missing rcs ids
ok millert@

set umask to 022 -- make /etc/security stop bitching about this...

initial import of NetBSD tree