According to Roberto Ruiz: While burning my CPU.
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> I do not know RH init scripts (partially that's why I don't use it),
Huum as it happens debian and redhat have the same sort of idea about boot
scripts, they use the same system.
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> > No is the same, but is not needed in such a way on Redhat systems, of
> > course it can be used to change what has already been set, its what you need
> > or want in your own system enviroment.
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> >From my point of view it is needed, have you tryied this? I mean, have
> you edited your /etc/profile and added the echo $PATH statement there?
Yes i have otherwise i would not have wrote what i did, as a matter of fact
i use redhat 4.2 which has an EMPTY /etc/login.defs as default.
I stand by what i wrote, you can define what you want as an enviroment.
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> See you
> Roberto Ruiz
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Regards Richard.
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