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25 questions linked to/from Difference between .bashrc and .bash_profile
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How to automatically set PulseAudio default sink to remote server at boot - Ubuntu 9.04
I use the Pulseaudio Device Chooser to set the default sink (on a
laptop) to a remote server. This works fine. When i reboot my laptop,
the default sink reverts back to "default" (the laptop sound ...
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Understanding .bashrc and .bash_profile [duplicate]
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When should I put configurations into .bashrc vs into. .bash_profile?
I am a n00b when it comes to working in Linux env and would like to know the purpose of .bashrc and ....
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Command shortcut to ./startup.sh Tomcat
Every time I need to start or stop Tomcat, I am navigating to:
/Tomcat_Dir/bin
and once I am in the folder I enter:
./Startup.sh
And to stop the server, I navigate to the same directory and enter:...
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Confused about setting environment variables
I've been trying to set some environment variables for hours and it does not work grml Here the setting:
I use Debian 6 and there the terminal from the desktop. In this window, I type "su" to login ...
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Ubuntu color text in terminal not showing up unless I run
I am using a droplet (vps) from digital ocean, and when I first got it and logged in the text was colorized automatically, I must have changed something to make it not colorized, now I have to either ...
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Directories appearing twice in $PATH
Following advice from a course, I added the following line to my .bashrc:
export PATH=/home/dodgycoder/kafka_2.12-2.3.1/bin:$PATH
Now, when I open a terminal window I get this directory shown twice:
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~/.profile is not sourced on startup
I've recently installed virtualenv + virtualenvwrapper on Linux Mint 10 LXDE. For convenience I've added the standard WORKON_HOME settings to my ~/.profile
export WORKON_HOME=$HOME/Envs
source /usr/...
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export PATH= not holding in Bash OS X
This is somewhat of a noob question but I'm having problems adding to my path and can't remember how I got changes working the last time I did it.
So I'm using the command "export PATH=$PATH:/Users/...
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Where do I initialize my environment when the shell loads?
I am using bash shell and have content in my .bashrc.
When Terminal app opens (on my mac), this file however is not initialized.
I am always able to manually . ./.bashrc, however i'd rather not have ...
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Bash shell: how to reconcile portable configuration files and GUI terminal start-up types (login or interactive)?
In an attempt to "properly" implement a standard configuration of my preferred shell, bash, for use across multiple platforms, I've come across some confusion when dealing with terminals that are ...
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shell environment setup for virtualenv/virtualenvwrapper
The question is about shell setup for virtualenvwrapper, an extension to virtualenv (python guide).
Similar questions had been asked many times but with a lot with different answers:
Environment ...
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Why is there a .bash_profile and .bashrc, they seem to do the same thing? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicates:
When does mac/ubuntu use .bash_profile and/or .bashrc?
Difference between .bashrc and .bash_profile
I loaded up ubuntu on a vm on my windows computer, and my .bash_profile ...
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When does mac/ubuntu use .bash_profile and/or .bashrc? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Difference between .bashrc and .bash_profile
Are they both the same type of file in terms of setting the bash terminal settings, and if no .bash_profile exists then it uses ....
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how do I run a sudo command and load the environment variables of current logged on user?
I need to run an ssh sudo command.
command is as follows:
ssh -i keyfile [email protected] 'sh -v /opt/dir/script'
the script contains the following:
sudo -E node some.js
the reason I use the -E ...
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Changed "path" variable in Ubuntu Linux and basic commands have stopped working
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 (as a virtual machine). I installed TeX Live system over the internet.
Once the installation of TeX live finished, it said
Most importantly, add /usr/local/texlive/2015/bin/...