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That was my understanding as well, but for some reason it doesn't do |
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that for me so I've had to add it to /etc/profile. (Maybe I installed |
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bash on the Wednesday before the last full moon between 5 and 6?) |
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Zach |
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> I thought ~/.bash_profile was read without needing to source it directly in |
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> the /etc/profile; at least, that's the way it works for me. I also make the |
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> symbolic link, ~/.bashrc to the ~/.bash_profile, for su's and non |
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> shell-login xterms *shrug* |
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>>I noticed some discussion in November about /etc/profile, but it seems |
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>>if [ -e "${HOME}/.bash_profile" ]; then |
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>> . ${HOME}/.bash_profile |
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>>- Zach |
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