Hello all, If I figured it out correctly, using su to change to root runs the /root/.bashrc script, which runs the /etc/bashrc script. So, when using the standard .bashrc and bashrc scripts from the BLFS-book, the /etc/profile.d/*.sh are not run after su-ing to root. This means for instance that the $PATH is reset, which I've always found a bit peculiar, but thought it was intentionally set-up that way. Now I've noticed that the umask.sh is also not run after su-ing, so the umask remains set at 0002, which seems not to be intentional. Am I missing something here?
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