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PATH=/usr/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/ucb:$HOME/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/sbin:/usr\
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TMOUT=3600$
TIMEOUT=3600$
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export PATH TMOUT TIMEOUT$
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if [ -s "$MAIL" ] # This is at...

The only thing having to do with alias is

hash='alias -t -'

and none of my aliases show up.

ok. I put that line in .profile, because I'm using ksh, I log out and log back in, but I get this:

ksh:cls: not found

Is there a specific place in .profile I need to put it?

I have the same problem, and . .profile does not seem to work.

I found out my aliases do work if I leave a quote (') off the end of the last alias, but this causes my profile to not load properly.

Where do I put them in .profile?

The only time I can get them to work is if I leave a quote off the last alias, but that makes my profile not boot properly.

hi, I am trying to create a script in AIX (5.3 I think), then run it. here's what I have:

[me@compy] /home/me $ vi first.aliases
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alias cdblah='cd /blah'
alias cdho='cd /ho'
alias ssr='sudo...