Hi,
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 06:23, Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
> System wide is in /etc/profile.. I need a specific user to be different..
Add the command to the users ~/.bashrc
Then add:
source ~/.bashrc
to ~/.bash_profile
HTH
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Thats done it, thanks..
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> I just got it working by putting it in
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so do you want to set it per user or system wide, because it is in
/etc/profile on mine
Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
Should have been more clear, sorry, I know umask.. I need it
to automatically come up when I login..
I trying
System wide is in /etc/profile.. I need a specific user to be different..
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Home users profile... Maybe it should?
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Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 11:52 PM
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iI think the command is umask
Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
All,
I can seem
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> iI think the command is umask
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> Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
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> >All,
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> >I can seem to remember how to set users default
iI think the command is umask
Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
All,
I can seem to remember how to set users default file attributes.. Can someone refresh my memory please??
Thanks
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