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CSH alias that runs bash command

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skeedo

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I'm using echo -e "\033]0; $HOSTNAME \007" to set the title of an Xterm to the current host. Thing is, default shell is csh and it won't work in csh, and I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it in csh. I have to run bash then paste the echo for it to actually work. Now putting the line into a file called winfix then doing "alias wf bash ~/winfix" works, but I am always not going to have access to this file as this alias is going to be used across 2,000 or so servers here at my work. I need to stick to csh as default shell as well, because thats what everyone else uses. Is there a way I can make csh alias to execute bash then run the command?
 
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