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There are 2 account created in serverAsia.
Accounts are Operatop and Operator.

how do i compare the .profiles of this 2 logins.
How do i set Operator to have the same profiles of operatop and the attributes. This 2 login performs the same function for file transfers.

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copy .profile of operatop and put it in .profile for operator.

Then the shell environment of the two users would exactly the same.
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