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I found a bit of a kludge that seems to temporarily fix the problem |
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without modifying the standard OS X environment. I added the |
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following to my ~/.bashrc |
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> # if we are in the prefixed gentoo |
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> if `echo $SHELL|grep Gentoo 1>/dev/null 2>&1` ; then |
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> # source prefixed profile |
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> source ${HOME}/Library/Gentoo/etc/profile |
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> # fix color ls |
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> alias ls='ls --color' |
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> # disable bold in PS1 |
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> PS1=`echo $PS1|sed s/01\;/00\;/g` |
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> PS1=$PS1' ' |
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> export PS1 |
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> fi |
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But this is not a proper fix. I tried compiling bash a few times with |
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different configure options. Specifically I tried |
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> ./configure --prefix=/Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo --sysconfdir=/ |
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> Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/etc |
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but this bash still sourced /etc/profile. The configure script |
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documents the --sysconfdir option |
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> $ ./configure --help|grep sysconf |
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> --sysconfdir=DIR read-only single-machine data [PREFIX/etc] |
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I don't understand why this option has no effect (or why the prefix |
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option doesn't do the same as is implied by the [PREFIX/etc]. |
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Aaron |
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