If you have access to a UNIX system administrator from the age of Bell
Labs and Mr. Thompson's shell, they will know about .surc.
Wikipedia is just another side thread on the web of lies, to say
nothing about university-restricted definitions pages. Original AT&T and
Berkeley manuals from
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On 9/13/10 00:21 , John B Brown wrote:
> You could be correct, but then there was .surc; how does that fit into your
> "run commands" general theory?
So much for "theory":
http://kb.iu.edu/data/abdr.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run_commands (with
> Should be /opt/local/bin, not /opt/bin
Shure.
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You could be correct, but then there was .surc; how does that fit into
your "run commands" general theory?
.surc was used to restrict commands in sh, ksh, csh, and finally bash.
If "root" came in there were restrictions you set in .surc.
On 9/12/10 8:17 PM, Brandon S Allbery KF8NH wrote:
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On 9/12/10 22:08 , John B Brown wrote:
> Wouldn't using .bashrc for it's original purpose be desirable? It was a
> method of removing dangerous abilities from remote users; hence the rc,
> short for remote commands. Isn't .bashrc the place to put t
Dear Folk,
Wouldn't using .bashrc for it's original purpose be desirable? It was a
method of removing dangerous abilities from remote users; hence the rc,
short for remote commands. Isn't .bashrc the place to put the detection
and restriction of remote access.
Shalom,
John
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On 9/11/10 13:24 , Eckhard Wiemann wrote:
> Then the "port"-command did not work anymore. I expanded the PATH-variable by
> inserting "/opt/bin" and exported it within the .bashrc.
Should be /opt/local/bin, not /opt/bin.
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Ok, it seems that a .bashrc is not required anymore. I added its content to the
.profile, removed the .bashrc and .bash_profile, and it works fine.
Thanks to Rainer and Bradley!
Eckhard
> On 2010-09-11 19:24 , Eckhard Wiemann wrote:
>> On my macbook with OS X 10.6.4 there was no .bashrc in my
On 2010-09-11 19:24 , Eckhard Wiemann wrote:
> On my macbook with OS X 10.6.4 there was no .bashrc in my home dir.
MacPorts adds to .profile (or if it exists to .bash_profile).
> I created it in order to install aliases and added a .bash_profile
> with "source ~/.bashrc", because bash did not rea
Just information:
On my macbook with OS X 10.6.4 there was no .bashrc in my home dir.
I created it in order to install aliases and added a .bash_profile with "source
~/.bashrc", because bash did not read the .bashrc after starting the terminal.
Then the "port"-command did not work anymore. I ex
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