| Features |
Timeliness |
range |
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| /etc/profile |
Setting environmental information. And from /etc/profile.d collect configuration file directory shell settings . Only when the user first logs in, the file is executed. |
Modify the restart to take effect |
Overall situation (All users) |
| /etc/bashrc |
When the user opens each new bash shell when the file is read. |
Do not restart, effective immediately |
Overall situation |
| ~/.bash_profile |
By default, he set some environment variables , execute the user's ~ / .bashrc file . Only when the user first logs in , the file is executed . |
Modify the restart to take effect |
Partial (Single user) |
| ~/.bashrc |
When users log in every time, the newly opened bash shell when the file is read. |
Do not restart, reopen a bash to take effect |
Partial |
| ~/.bash_logout |
When the system each time you exit (exit bash shell when) , the file is executed |
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Partial |
| Similarities and differences: Global and local general parent-child inheritance
~ / .bash_profile interactive, Login way into bash running; (SSH) ~ / .bashrc interactive non-login way into bash running; ( vncserver ) The former usually calls the latter. |
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