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LuciusMare is offline LuciusMare
2010-03-28 , 09:22
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Hi, I set bash as "user"'s default shell, and rebooted. It works, but not exactly as expected, for example, '~/.bashrc' is not executed, and $PS* are set differently. I need to run bash (again) from the prompt, then everything works. I think it's just xterm's problem, how to fix it?
edit: oh, and I use Fremantle, (version 3.2010.02-8)
Last edited by LuciusMare; 2010-03-28 at 09:55.
 
Perry3D is offline Perry3D
2010-03-28 , 11:23
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#2
Maybe it is a login-shell. Then you have to rename the .bashrc to .profile (or .bash_profile)?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_sh...les_for_shells
 
tommiasp is offline tommiasp
2010-04-09 , 18:29
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#3
Do your changes to /etc/bash.bashrc
and add
Code:
source /etc/bash.bashrc
to /etc/profile.

If you want to use bash with "sudo gainroot" modify /usr/sbin/gainroot script
Last edited by tommiasp; 2010-04-09 at 18:32.
 
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