Can anyone clarify for me when the ~/.bash_rc and /etc/bash.bashrc scripts get
sourced? I read from the man and googling that it is only when an interactive
login shell is created, but what does that mean? If I create a new xterm do
these scripts get sourced or is it only if I do an rlogin,
On 2005-07-12, Mark D. Hansen wrote:
Can anyone clarify for me when the ~/.bash_rc and /etc/bash.bashrc
scripts get sourced?
~/.bash_rc is not a standard file; do you mean ~/.bashrc?
/etc/bash.bashrc is usually sourced in /etc/profile.
Both files can be sourced any time you
Can anyone clarify for me when the ~/.bash_rc and /etc/bash.bashrc
scripts get sourced? I read from the man and googling that it is
only when an interactive login shell is created, but what does
that mean? If I create a new xterm do these scripts get sourced
or is it only if I do an
Chris F.A. Johnson wrote:
Mark D. Hansen wrote:
Can anyone clarify for me when the ~/.bash_rc and /etc/bash.bashrc
scripts get sourced?
~/.bash_rc is not a standard file; do you mean ~/.bashrc?
I am sure that is the case.
/etc/bash.bashrc is usually sourced in /etc/profile.
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