Debian 9.4— .profile not read on bash login
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The .profile file includes a statement to add the $HOME/bin directory to the PATH (if that bin directory exists). This is not being executed on my bash login.
If I manually load the .profile file
. .profile
then the PATH is set.
On session start, the .bashrc file is read. It includes a statement to read the .bash_aliases file if it exists, and I can see that the aliases are set.
The .profile file includes a statement to read the .bashrc file if it exists so I assume that the bash init should read the .profile where it is now reading the .bashrc.
This isn't happening. Please advise.
Thanks.
bash bashrc profile
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
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The .profile file includes a statement to add the $HOME/bin directory to the PATH (if that bin directory exists). This is not being executed on my bash login.
If I manually load the .profile file
. .profile
then the PATH is set.
On session start, the .bashrc file is read. It includes a statement to read the .bash_aliases file if it exists, and I can see that the aliases are set.
The .profile file includes a statement to read the .bashrc file if it exists so I assume that the bash init should read the .profile where it is now reading the .bashrc.
This isn't happening. Please advise.
Thanks.
bash bashrc profile
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
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Apr 20 at 14:01
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up vote
-1
down vote
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The .profile file includes a statement to add the $HOME/bin directory to the PATH (if that bin directory exists). This is not being executed on my bash login.
If I manually load the .profile file
. .profile
then the PATH is set.
On session start, the .bashrc file is read. It includes a statement to read the .bash_aliases file if it exists, and I can see that the aliases are set.
The .profile file includes a statement to read the .bashrc file if it exists so I assume that the bash init should read the .profile where it is now reading the .bashrc.
This isn't happening. Please advise.
Thanks.
bash bashrc profile
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
The .profile file includes a statement to add the $HOME/bin directory to the PATH (if that bin directory exists). This is not being executed on my bash login.
If I manually load the .profile file
. .profile
then the PATH is set.
On session start, the .bashrc file is read. It includes a statement to read the .bash_aliases file if it exists, and I can see that the aliases are set.
The .profile file includes a statement to read the .bashrc file if it exists so I assume that the bash init should read the .profile where it is now reading the .bashrc.
This isn't happening. Please advise.
Thanks.
bash bashrc profile
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
edited Jun 17 at 1:46
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
asked Apr 20 at 13:16
Stephen Boston
1597
1597
I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 20 at 14:01
add a comment |Â
I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 20 at 14:01
I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 20 at 14:01
I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 20 at 14:01
add a comment |Â
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debian : read order of bash session configuration files inconsistent
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
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down vote
accepted
Please see this excellent answer from @filipe-brandenburger on this site.
debian : read order of bash session configuration files inconsistent
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Please see this excellent answer from @filipe-brandenburger on this site.
debian : read order of bash session configuration files inconsistent
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
1597
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Please see this excellent answer from @filipe-brandenburger on this site.
debian : read order of bash session configuration files inconsistent
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
1597
Please see this excellent answer from @filipe-brandenburger on this site.
debian : read order of bash session configuration files inconsistent
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
1597
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
1597
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
1597
answered May 4 at 11:43
Stephen Boston
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I am not filing bug reports to LG just because my TV does not broadcast cable channels and netflix for free...
– Rui F Ribeiro
Apr 20 at 14:01