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edited Apr 21, 2023 at 9:51

Some year after the question on alipline 3.17 I figured out a solution (may not be the best, any comment welcome)

edit as root /etc/profile to add at the end just before the 'unset script' this line : . $HOME/.profile

then create a .profile in your home dir as described before like this : ENV=$HOME/.ashrc; export ENV . $ENV

Edit as root /etc/profile to add at the end just before the unset script this line:
```
. $HOME/.profile 
```

Then create a .profile in your home dir as described before like this:
```
ENV=$HOME/.ashrc; export ENV . $ENV 
```

thenThen you can create a .ashrc.ashrc in your home dir to set you aliases or other stuff.

Some year after the question on alipline 3.17 I figured out a solution (may not be the best, any comment welcome)

edit as root /etc/profile to add at the end just before the 'unset script' this line : . $HOME/.profile

then create a .profile in your home dir as described before like this : ENV=$HOME/.ashrc; export ENV . $ENV

then you can create a .ashrc in your home dir to set you aliases or other stuff

Some year after the question on alipline 3.17 I figured out a solution (may not be the best, any comment welcome).

Edit as root /etc/profile to add at the end just before the unset script this line:
```
. $HOME/.profile 
```

Then create a .profile in your home dir as described before like this:
```
ENV=$HOME/.ashrc; export ENV . $ENV 
```

Then you can create a .ashrc in your home dir to set you aliases or other stuff.

answered Apr 21, 2023 at 7:41

Some year after the question on alipline 3.17 I figured out a solution (may not be the best, any comment welcome)

edit as root /etc/profile to add at the end just before the 'unset script' this line : . $HOME/.profile

then create a .profile in your home dir as described before like this : ENV=$HOME/.ashrc; export ENV . $ENV

then you can create a .ashrc in your home dir to set you aliases or other stuff