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10-20-2000 02:25 AM
10-20-2000 02:25 AM
alias command
Hello, everyone.
Why the alias command can't display these alias that I definied in my personal .profile if I type this command alias from the second xterm windows started at the telnet emulator?
On contrary, if I use this command alias directly form the telnet emulator, it can display all alias as well as those defined in personal .profile.
Thank you!!
Why the alias command can't display these alias that I definied in my personal .profile if I type this command alias from the second xterm windows started at the telnet emulator?
On contrary, if I use this command alias directly form the telnet emulator, it can display all alias as well as those defined in personal .profile.
Thank you!!
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10-20-2000 02:29 AM
10-20-2000 02:29 AM
Re: alias command
If this is under Xwindows :
Make sure the xterm is reading the .profile : try running xterm -ls
Does this work ? : if yes set resource :
xterm*loginShell: True in file $HOME/.Xdefaults : see man xterm, hpterm etc for further details.
Make sure the xterm is reading the .profile : try running xterm -ls
Does this work ? : if yes set resource :
xterm*loginShell: True in file $HOME/.Xdefaults : see man xterm, hpterm etc for further details.
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10-20-2000 02:45 AM
10-20-2000 02:45 AM
Re: alias command
set in the .profile the ENV environment variable like this:
export ENV=$HOME/.kshrc # $HOME is your home dir. ( when a shell is invoked the script is executed )
create the $HOME/.kshrc file
and within it add the aliases you defined in .profile
federico
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10-20-2000 03:09 AM
10-20-2000 03:09 AM
Re: alias command
Check In Your $HOME for .xtprofile or .dtprofile and remove the # (or remark in front of the DTSO...=true line. Log out and log in, then try running the aliases. I hope you have .kshrc in your $HOME and exported in $HOME/.profile.
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