Ok,... How about this?.  I'm always having problems with setting up my
environment in X.

As I recall there is a system wide profile that gets executed for everybody
and it is stored in /etc/profile.  This is an HP supplied profile so great
care must be taken when editing it as it can/will get overwritten by future
upgrades.

There can also be a local .profile in the home directory of each user that
is executed when that user logs on.  This local .profile gets executed after
the above /etc/profile.

So, assuming that I'm not mistaken so far, I'd presume that there are other
"profiles" that get executed for an X session.  My question is what other
profiles are ran upon a X login and in what order are they ran in relation
to the above profiles?

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Tony Newton



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Landin, Mark [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 5:47 AM
> To: 'Newton, Tony'
> Subject: RE: [HP9000-L] Unix commands cheat sheet
>
>
> > Wow, such a chatty list.  I haven't gotten a single message
> > in almost a
> > week.  I am never going to learn anything at this rate.
> > Hurry, someone
> > teach me something.  ;-)
>
> Ask us something :)
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