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Hey
Also here is my profile file!!!
trap "" 1 2 3 readonly LOGNAME # Automatic logout, include in export line if uncommented # TMOUT=120 # The MAILMSG will be printed by the shell every MAILCHECK seconds # (default 600) if there is mail in the MAIL system mailbox. MAIL=/usr/spool/mail/$LOGNAME MAILMSG="[YOU HAVE NEW MAIL]" # If termdef command returns terminal type (i.e. a non NULL value), # set TERM to the returned value, else set TERM to default lft. TERM_DEFAULT=lft TERM=`termdef` TERM=${TERM:-$TERM_DEFAULT} # If LC_MESSAGES is set to "C@lft" and TERM is not set to "lft", # unset LC_MESSAGES. if [ "$LC_MESSAGES" = "C@lft" -a "$TERM" != "lft" ] then unset LC_MESSAGES fi export PS1 LOGNAME MAIL MAILMSG TERM trap 1 2 3 What i need is the date and time in the .sh_history also can i use the same for the .profile file for other users |
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