Explain about non-login shell files?
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Answer / Chandan Kumar Chakravorty
Non-login shell scripts (also known as system scripts) are executed without requiring a user to log in. They are typically located in /etc/rc.d, /etc/init.d, or /usr/sbin directories.
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