Reuben Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> But only if you start a second login shell, and you shouldn't be doing that.
>
> Sadly I don't have to do that. RedHat in their infinite wisdom run the
> scripts in /etc/profile.d from /etc/bashrc if they haven't already been
> run by /etc/profile.
They must be very wise at Red Hat, but this smells like a
configuration bug, sort of. The bash manual promises to run
'{/etc/,~/.bash_,~/.}profile' only upon login.
Are you sure that you did not make this change yourself?
> I presume they have at least a plausible reason,
> since it's a sin of comission rather than of omission!
Probably. I'm not thrilled by Red Hat's concept of fixing stuff in
/etc/profile.d/* anyway.
Jan.
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