I really have no idea... and looks like it doesn't look at .profile
I've noticed this too on my N800 (see earlier posts on users list):
for what I've understood, this is due to the fact that you run ash
not bash nor sh. What it strange is that .profile is run when
connecting on the N800
Laurent MARTIN wrote:
I really have no idea... and looks like it doesn't look at .profile
I've noticed this too on my N800 (see earlier posts on users list): for
what I've understood, this is due to the fact that you run ash not bash
nor sh. What it strange is that .profile is run when
On Friday 09 February 2007 07:43, william maddler wrote:
Laurent MARTIN wrote:
I really have no idea... and looks like it doesn't look at .profile
I've noticed this too on my N800 (see earlier posts on users list): for
what I've understood, this is due to the fact that you run ash not
Xterm does not, by default execute you profile ever, it is not a
login shell.
On normal xterm you need to run with the option of +ls to make the
xterm a
login shell.
How can I do that? Any help welcome!
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Brian Waite wrote:
On Friday 09 February 2007 07:43, william maddler wrote:
Laurent MARTIN wrote:
I really have no idea... and looks like it doesn't look at .profile
I've noticed this too on my N800 (see earlier posts on users list): for
what I've understood, this is due to the fact that you
Ok, maybe it's me, but this thing is driving me nut!
I have in my /etc/passwd:
user::2:2::/media/mmc3/user:/bin/sh
which is supposed to make /media/mmc3/user the home for user. And unless
I'me a complete demented, that should be ok.
Now, if I ssh from outside and do
echo
Hi,
I guess you need reboot the device.
under our N770's osso-xterm ,
1. sudo gainroot
2. mkdir /media/mmc1/user
3. usermod -d /media/mmc1/user user
4. reboot
Regards
dave
Then the user home directory changed to /media/mmc1/user.
2007/2/9, william maddler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok, maybe it's
Tryed that already, but nothing. sh/xterm keeps $HOME=/home/user
I really have no idea... and looks like it doesn't look at .profile
damn
young dave wrote:
Hi,
I guess you need reboot the device.
under our N770's osso-xterm ,
1. sudo gainroot
2. mkdir /media/mmc1/user
3. usermod -d
Really?
I have no N800, maybe it's diffrent from 770.
But I think even if you can change home to other directory, the child
directorys and files under /home/user are needed by many
applications.
Regards
dave
2007/2/9, william maddler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Tryed that already, but nothing.
/home/user
!!!
Am I wrong, is it normal?!
how about creating a symlink?
the boot proccess is quite fast and i don't know when
the media card is mounted. but to me it sounds like a simple solution.
did you try to grep for home in /etc?
greetings
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