> I've tried adding the alias command to my .bashrc ... but it still no
> worky...
>
[PT] Did you use the correct syntax? For example,
I use the following to alias "dir" to "ls -al":
alias dir="ls -al"
Also, you can try putting the alias at the end of
your .bash_profile file.
> Do I have to have a new version of redhat possibly?
>
[PT] No. This is purely a bash issue. It should also
work with many different versions of bash as well.
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