Rudy Broersma wrote: > > Hi, > > Is it possible that Linux executes a script file when a user logs on? > So for example, if user RUDY logs on, it executes the /home/rudy/script > file, and when ROOT logs on, it executes the /root/script file! > > Could anybody please give me some examples? > Yup, when using the BASH shell, it will call the .bash_profile upon an interactive login or .bashrc for a non-interactive login. You can refer to the man page for your shell to find out what script file it runs. BTW /etc/profile is used by most shells as a system wide profile meaning it is read for all logins.
Hope this helps, -- Paul Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] Where do all the bits go when the computer is done with them?
