05-12-2013
/etc/profile and cntlm question
I'm working behind a windows proxy server which requires ntlm. I configured cntlm and it works great as long as i manually run it as root. I tried putting it in /etc/profile and it doesn't run. any thoughts on how to make it run on system boot? thanks in advance, regards.
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SABAYON-APPLY(8) SABAYON-APPLY(8)
NAME
sabayon-apply - Apply a sabayon profile to a user.
SYNOPSIS
sabayon-apply
DESCRIPTION
sabayon-apply is a tool to apply a profile created with sabayon . It is typically run as part of the Xsession login scripts.
OPTIONS
profile
If a profile is manually specified on the command line, that profile mapping will take precedence above the ones in users.xml or
groups.xml
FILES
/etc/sabayon/users.xml
XML file that maps userids to profile mappings
/etc/sabayon/groups.xml
XML file that maps userids to profile mappings
/etc/sabayon/sabayon-debug-log.conf
Config file for logging options.
/etc/sabayon/profiles/
Directory where profiles are stored.
RESOURCES
http://live.gnome.org/Sabayon
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