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I want to set few ALIAS commands on my Suse setup for root user. I cant find .bashrc file for root user in /root.
Can i use /etc/profile for this.
Sudheer Chigullapally
Posted 2014-04-07T07:26:56.297
Reputation: 53
Why suse doesn't have .bash_profile or .bashrc for root user
Answers
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You can just create a .bashrc file with the required aliases in /root/.bashrc. Bash will use this if it finds it.
mtak
Posted 2014-04-07T07:26:56.297
Reputation: 11 805
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To help, you can create an archieve named bash.bashrc.local on /etc. The system will load any instruction found on this file, and then search for the default conf and execute both.
/etc/bash.bashrc.local
Leonardo Benevides
Posted 2014-04-07T07:26:56.297
Reputation: 17
Creating .bashrc is helpful do you know the purpose of /etc/profile can i change it for aliasing. – Sudheer Chigullapally – 2014-04-08T04:35:27.517