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02-20-2001 02:00 PM
02-20-2001 02:00 PM
nfs .profile vs local .dtprofile
Scenario:
I log into a CDE and get in ok. However, with nfs running, my .profile from the nfs server appears to be taking precedence over my .dtprofile on the local machine. How can I make the profiles coincide?
I log into a CDE and get in ok. However, with nfs running, my .profile from the nfs server appears to be taking precedence over my .dtprofile on the local machine. How can I make the profiles coincide?
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02-20-2001 02:47 PM
02-20-2001 02:47 PM
Re: nfs .profile vs local .dtprofile
Deborah,
It sounds like you're setting DTSOURCEPROFILE=true in your .dtprofile.
If this variable is set true, then CDE will execute .profile if your login shell is sh or ksh. Or it will execute .login if your shell is csh.
In either case, the .profile or .login is executed after .dtprofile.
-sam
It sounds like you're setting DTSOURCEPROFILE=true in your .dtprofile.
If this variable is set true, then CDE will execute .profile if your login shell is sh or ksh. Or it will execute .login if your shell is csh.
In either case, the .profile or .login is executed after .dtprofile.
-sam
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02-20-2001 02:52 PM
02-20-2001 02:52 PM
Re: nfs .profile vs local .dtprofile
Just to clarify, if you don't want CDE to source your .profile, then do not set DTSOURCEPROFILE=true in your .dtprofile.
-sam
-sam
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