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Posted: Oct. 27 2006,14:11 |
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If I remember correctly, there was once an issue with PATH being reset each time a new shell was opened, because profile was not being used only at login. I can't recall what the solution was, but this might have been it. If so, I think it was appropriate for that particular issue. /etc/bash.bashrc is not a login script, so it should not run /etc/profile.
I don't know why /opt/bin is not added to root's PATH...shouldn't /etc/profile run automatically for all users?
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