Package: environment-modules Version: 4.2.2-1 environment-modules package installs the /etc/profile.d/modules.sh script to be initialized in interactive shells (like those obtained when running a terminal in a graphical session).
The main part of this initialization is the definition of the 'module' shell function, which is set for export in order to be found in sub-shells. In a graphical desktop environment, when a bash shell is obtained via a terminal application like gnome-terminal or xterm, the 'module' shell function is found undefined although /etc/profile.d/modules.sh is correctly executed during the initialization of the graphical desktop environment. Steps to reproduce the issue: 1. apt-get install environment-modules 2. disconnect the current desktop session 3. log-in to get a new desktop session 4. start a terminal app (like gnome-terminal or xterm) 5. in this terminal app, try 'module --version' As a result, a 'command not found' error is obtained. Whereas the 'module' shell function is expected to be found.
