Where is setenv command

[satimis]

Hi folks,


Ubuntu 7.04 desktop


I can't find the captioned command. On Terminal

$ which setenv
No printout

# man setenv
No manual entry for setenv,.


I have tcsh and libextutilis_f77_perl installed.

On Terminal;

$ tcsh
ubuntu704:-> which setenv
setenv: shell built-in command.


I need to run following commands on Terminal;
$ xhost server_ip
$ ssh server_ip

( remark:
$ echo $DISPLAY (after connection - server)
localhost:10:0

$ echo $DISPLAY (local)
:0.0 )

$ setenv DISPLAY local_ip:10.0
$ xterm


I tried couple days unable to make server application displayed locally. Server connected but X forwarding fails with warning;

Gtk-Warning ** cannot open display:

Pleae advise. TIA


Remark:
X11Forwarding yes


B.R.
satimis

[daark.child]

I think its a command built into the shell because on FC7, I can use it and read its man page (which is provided by the man-pages package) but I can't find it in my path.

[satimis]

I think its a comand built into the shell because on FC7, I can use it and read its man page (which is provided by the man-pages package) it but I can't find it in my path.

It is quite funny here. Even no manual found.

$ man setenv
No manual entry for setenv

even after running
$ tcsh


satimis