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mhelvens
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 Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 11:32 am Post subject: Simple question [SOLVED] |
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Where do I put 'alias' commands I want to be executed at startup, so they'll be permanent?
Thanks!
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kimchi_sg
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Splink
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/etc/conf.d/local.start ?
this is just a guess .. not on my gentoo machine at the moment to test  |
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mhelvens
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Maybe the one kimchi_sg gave is specific for each user and the one Splink gave is for all users?
Anyway, thanks! I'll take a look at both. |
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mhelvens
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| I put it in ~/.bashrc. Works perfectly! Thanks! |
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kimchi_sg
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| Michiel_H wrote: | | Maybe the one kimchi_sg gave is specific for each user and the one Splink gave is for all users? |
The one I gave is for only a single user.
If you want it to be defined for all users, put it in your very own bash variables file in /etc/env.d/. I like to call mine /etc/env.d/99local. |
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