Terminal Help - tcsh

[Aragornii]

I'm trying to run a command in Terminal. I will give the full context here:

Upon install Check Point SecureClient on my Mac OS X 10.6 MacBook Pro I found it was starting automatically on boot up. Which normally isn’t a problem, but because of the way it secures the network adapters it prevents essential traffic on my home network, because of this I am found shutting it down each time I logon. Which is a little frustrating!

The SecureClient doesn’t show up in the normal list of applications, but it can still be disabled using the terminal. (Utilities > Terminal)
Change to root.
Run:
tcsh
source /opt/CPsrsc-50/.cshrc
StartupItemsMgr remove $SRDIR/bin/SecureClient.app

My problem is that when I run the second line (beginning with "source...") Terminal returns "No such file or directory exists."

I have zero knowledge of Unix. Any ideas how the above instructions might be modified to work in OSX 10.8?

 

[sidewinder]

Is there a directory called "opt" at the root level of your boot disk?

Look at this:

source /opt/CPsrsc-50/.cshrc

This means source the file at "/opt/CPsrsc-50/.cshrc".

What happens if you type?:

ls -al /opt/CPsrsc-50/.cshrc

You'll get an error saying "No such file or directory". You have to use an accurate path...

S-

 

[Aragornii]

I can't locate any of those items. For example, when I search for "StartupItemsMgr" including both system and invisible files, nothing shows up.

I guess a better question is, using 10.8 how do I disable an app automatically loading at the startup level (as opposed to the login level). This worked on 10.6 but clearly 10.8 does things differently.