I don't know if this has already been posted (if it has, I haven't seen
anything about it and it hasn't been fixed as of yesterday's cooker).
When starting an xterm (in my case, I prefer an Eterm) I've been getting
this error:
TMOUT: readonly variable
After doing some detective work, $HOME/.bashrc sources /etc/bashrc that
has an if statement that sources /etc/profile.d/msec.sh which, in turn,
sources /etc/sysconfig/msec which, finally, contains four ENV variables:
UMASK_ROOT=022
SECURE_LEVEL=2
UMASK_USER=022
TMOUT=0
Ah ha! Once that last TMOUT entry is commented out, the error message
goes away! If TMOUT is a readonly variable as the error message
says, should this line be there?
Thanks,
-Charlie
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