To change the alias system wide (all users) you can make the needed changes to (as root):
/etc/profile.d/alias.sh To make the changes for your user only and preserve the system defaults you can edit ... ~/.bashrc ... so to remove a default alias for, say 'alias md="mkdir"', for your loginin only you could simply add the line ... alias md="" to your ~/.bashrc file. The original alias would still be available on other logins... WARNING: Be careful changing the aliases. The reason the folks a Mandrake (or other distro for that matter) is to make things abit easier AND to help avoid disaster. Change them with care.. Have Fun! Danny On Tuesday 23 April 2002 08:43 am, you wrote: > Hi, > When I types aliases on Mandrake 8.2 I get list of aliases. Say if I want > to remove a few of them, whichfile should I edit? > Thanks and bye. > -Payal
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