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I want to create a command alias
I want to create a command alias. I know what shell I'm
using, I just don't know which file to inter the command alias. When I type "echo $SHELL" the output is as follows: bin/sh If I'm correct, this is the bourne shell. Does anyone know which file to edit in this particular shell? Thanks. |
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On IRIX 6.5 (and perhaps earlier versions and/or other Unixes), /bin/sh is the korn shell. As with the other reply so far, edit the .profile. But if you are using the Bourne shell (the usual /bin/sh), there are no aliases, though you may be able to create a function.
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