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Wouldn't be the same add these lines in /etc/profile?
I tried and it didnt work... even in interactive and non-interactive.... I didn't find .bash_profile..... Last edited by ffpradella; 07-06-2008 at 07:39 AM. 
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Create the file if it doesn't exist.
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The file was created under /, and when I try cd ~ it points me also to /. The following was inserted into this file: alias ls='/usr/local/bin/ls --color=auto' however it didnt display colors.... did I make something wrong? Thanks,
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Did you create both files? Also don't do this for root.
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(what specifically your ls alias is on your linux box does not really matter, that was just make you able to actually understand what to do)
i) Does "ls --color" or "/usr/local/bin/ls --color" give you colors? ii) It's no good idea to alias "ls" with some colorful "ls" globally as this might hurt some scripts seriously.
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Reborg, I was checking in a Linux documentation and checked there is a filled called /etc/bashrc however I did not find this file in my Solaris. Also, I didnt find this file into ~ (/export/home/fpradell) as you suggested me to create a one... What is the difference between these files? Quote:
"/usr/local/bin/ls --color" worked. Thanks. Thanks! Last edited by ffpradella; 07-06-2008 at 05:09 PM.
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