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If I change the login setting, this usually works (yeah, I have extra layer of shell but I don't care): $ /bin/bash -l Environment variables in Unix isn't

by shiro 11y ago

If I change the login setting, this usually works (yeah, I have extra layer of shell but I don't care): $ /bin/bash -l Environment variables in Unix isn't for changing global settings. Their effects are localized by design.

efaref 11y ago
> ... I have extra layer of shell ... Fix that by running: $ exec /bin/bash -l instead.
- shiro 11y ago
  Right!