Re: [finkcommander-users] Agonizing Problem

[Thomas D. <th...@de...>]

Knowing what I know about linux, the /etc/profile runs first, that tells
/etc/bashrc to run.

Now, after I upgraded to Panther I noticed these default files ignored the
~/home/.bash_profile, ~/home/.profile, and ~/home/.bashrc

So, I motified them to look at my .bashrc simply because that's what I use
on my linux servers.

Hmm, I notice now I don't have a .profile in my home directory. I renamed
.bashrc to .profile and re-opened the terminal and BAM, that's working.

Now I just have to work on FinkCommander. Perhaps I should logout and login
as Root.

On 1/13/04 1:57 PM this was written:

> Nothing obvious on the permissions front then.  I hate it when that
> happens.
> 
> On my system init.sh gets sourced in .profile rather than
> .bashrc--that's where the "pathsetup.command" script does it by
> default. I can't believe that should matter, though.


Regards, 

Thomas Deliduka
The Crazy Duke

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