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2009-02-07
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echo "PATH=/sbin:$PATH" >> ~/.profile
^ should work.
As for your second question, look at the file /etc/profile.d/prompt.sh and google bash PS1.
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Last edited by qwerty12; 2009-02-07 at 16:14. Reason: PATH=
^ should work.
As for your second question, look at the file /etc/profile.d/prompt.sh and google bash PS1.
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Last edited by qwerty12; 2009-02-07 at 16:14. Reason: PATH=
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2009-02-07
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Read man bash, section INVOCATION:
* bashrc is not sourced for interactive login shells, only for non-login shells
* profile is source for interfactive login shells
As everything inherits from login shells, the place for $PATH setting is in a profile file (/etc/profile, /etc/bash_profile or ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile)
Then some distributions do not follow this, they source .bashrc within .profile but it's not a general rule.
* bashrc is not sourced for interactive login shells, only for non-login shells
* profile is source for interfactive login shells
As everything inherits from login shells, the place for $PATH setting is in a profile file (/etc/profile, /etc/bash_profile or ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile)
Then some distributions do not follow this, they source .bashrc within .profile but it's not a general rule.
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2009-02-07
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Hi qwerty12!
echo "/sbin:$PATH" >> ~/.profile
I guess you meant
echo "PATH=/sbin:$PATH" >> ~/.profile
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2009-02-07
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Originally Posted by free
I just used to edit .bashrc under centos and it works fine ,so I dont know these stuff...
Read man bash, section INVOCATION:
* bashrc is not sourced for interactive login shells, only for non-login shells
* profile is source for interfactive login shells
As everything inherits from login shells, the place for $PATH setting is in a profile file (/etc/profile, /etc/bash_profile or ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile)
Then some distributions do not follow this, they source .bashrc within .profile but it's not a general rule.
but I didnt login when I opened a xterminal, why it is a interactive login shell?
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2009-02-07
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
thank you so much
echo "/sbin:$PATH" >> ~/.profile
^ should work.
As for your second question, look at the file /etc/profile.d/prompt.sh and google bash PS1.
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2009-02-07
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Originally Posted by leohart
That's what I said, some distro do their internal cooking, when you change distro, it does not work anymore.
I just used to edit .bashrc under centos and it works fine ,so I dont know these stuff...
but I didnt login when I opened a xterminal, why it is a interactive login shell?
Why I use debian on all my machines..
When you open a terminal, it has inherited the variable PATH from the login shell.
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2009-02-07
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Put this in bashrc and open a terminal, open another one within this one.
Look at your PATH, it contains two times /sbin
Look at your PATH, it contains two times /sbin
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2009-02-07
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excuse me ,just curious,how can I open another terminal within a terminal?
tried osso-xterm but it doesnt work...
tried osso-xterm but it doesnt work...
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2009-02-07
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Sorry, I was talking in general on unix/linux machines.
I don't know for the device. BUt you can can open a new tab.
I don't know for the device. BUt you can can open a new tab.
so what should I do next?
ps: I have installed bash2, and it always shows full path before the prompt, this is really annoying when the path is very long, how can I make only the last dir is shown like a normal shell always does?
THX