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I found the bashrc file and I want to know the purpose function of it Also how and when is it used

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Unix shells when starting read the bashrc file and execute commands written in it What is this file and what does it execute

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I m having trouble wrapping my head around what belongs in profile and what belongs in bashrc From what I ve read it seems to me that profile should be used for environment

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If the file really does not exist and you are actually running Bash you can probably find a working copy to get you started it has lots of examples for common usage in the comments at etc skel bashrc

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1 Normally the bashrc file for the root user should be there root bashrc If it is not the case you can copy the 2 following files into root then you can edit the bashrc file as you want

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I had previously been in the bashrc file messing around and apparently I ve messed something up All I want to do is to restore the bashrc file to default settings

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Your bashrc file s location is distro dependent Here is a basic list for the system bashrc etc bashrc Redhat Fedora etc etc bash bashrc Debian Ubuntu Linux Mint Backtrack Kali etc

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However there s a bit different behavior when you re dealing with a login shell Again quoting from the man page When bash is invoked as an interactive login shell or as a non

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During my work I need to constantly add alias commands to bashrc most of those commands needs to be runed by other users is there any way I could add alias commands to a