On 1/13/06, david <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why does Fink recommend that I set the path in files that only are read > when I do an interactive login? > > I have installed, for example, fink's rsync but if I use the default > setup for fink the rsync included in Mac OS X is used for > non-interactive sessions rather than the fink version. > > Why is it setup like this? It doesn't make sense in my eyes. > > > Googling didn't come up with an explanation so I appreciate any input. > > > Good question. I don't know the answer. ;-) I actually set my environment in .bashrc, so that non-interactive operations (e.g. X11.app) know about it.
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