How I can Install csh as a non-root user?

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Hi

I need csh for installing a package but I am not root user... I want to install it for my user.

I installed csh_20070713.orig.tar.gz, csh_20070713.diff.gz and csh_20070713-2ubuntu1.dsc But there is not dpkg-source command...

then I did following procedure:

untar *.tar.gz
mv csh_20070713.orig csh_20070713
mkdir csh_20070713/debian
gunzip csh_20070713.diff.gz
patch -p0 < csh_20070713.diff
chmod +x csh_20070713/debian/rules

but I do not know what should I do next! I used make and make install command in csh_20070713 directory and also debian directory but nothing happened...

Plz help me...

Thanks

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