According to Catalin Bucur: While burning my CPU.
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> Hello,
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> I guess there is a specific place for the file .login in order to run an
> application just after I am logged on.
> I can't find any documentation about .login file.
> Can you help me?
Well maybe a file called .login can be used, however normaly a file called
.profile or .bash_login is used in a users home directory. To put things
into perspective, slackare uses .profile and redhat has .bash_login as
defaults. As to other systems i have not looked, so its possable they use
.login, anyway, take a look at "man sh" "man bash" "man env".
If you were to give us a hint of just what you want to do, then i am sure
there will be some folks here who could give you examples of HOWTO achive
your goals.
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> Thanks.
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