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From: | Timothy Madden |
Subject: | [Help-bash] ENV variable |
Date: | Tue, 08 May 2012 18:31:45 +0300 |
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HelloI would like to make all my servers configuration (for our automated test scripts) portable and I was wondering why does bash not read the environment variable ENV by default ? The var is supposed to name a file with the same purpose as ~/.bashrc, and is used if I start bash with the --posix option or if I start it as sh.
But I do not want to change my login shell from bash to sh, or to pass --posix to every single shell I start. And the variable seems so harmless, why would bash not read it ?
Thank you, Timothy Madden
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