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Problem setting up Bash user account
Hi,
We have a unix user account with login shell as ksh. Now we want to migrate our jobs to a new user account having bash as its login shell. For the old account we had a .env file which set up a lot of aliases and did a few other useful things. It seems this file was executed the on logging into the account. However though i have copied the .env to the home directory of the new bash account this file is not executed automatically any more. Is this something to do with the difference between bash and ksh ? |
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