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Last edited by Misbah (2012-02-14 05:05:24)
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If you haven't edited /etc/profile manually, then just copy the .pacnew into it - no need to "merge" the changes.
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Last edited by Misbah (2012-02-14 05:05:34)
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$ grep -A2 backup /var/abs/core/filesystem/PKGBUILD
backup=(etc/fstab etc/crypttab etc/group etc/hosts etc/ld.so.conf etc/passwd \
etc/shadow etc/gshadow etc/resolv.conf etc/motd etc/nsswitch.conf \
etc/shells etc/host.conf etc/securetty etc/profile etc/issue)
That's why /etc/profile is "protected". Just use the new version.
mv /etc/profile.pacnew /etc/profile
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only thing u need concern yourself with in this file is the PATH variable.
From what I know if those are not set correct some programs won't start because they won't know where to look. Because its not in your PATH.
Beyond that, I just overwrote the old profile.
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You should just mv the pacnew over profile. And if you need to set a custom $PATH or some other thing, create a profile.d/custom.sh and put it in there instead. (and make it a+x)
Evil #archlinux@libera.chat channel op and general support dude.
. files on github, Screenshots, Random pics and the rest
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Why are we suddenly giving advise on a thread that has been dead for two months?
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