В Срд, 07.01.2004, в 03:34, Bevan C. Bennett пишет:
Go into /etc/profile.d
It's a little off topic of the message, but... Is /etc/profile.d the place I'd put some scripts into, so they run on a user's session init? Do I get it right?
/etc/profile (which is run by default on login by all sh-like shells) will run any script ending in .sh that it finds in /etc/profile.d.
/etc/csh.cshrc (similar for csh-like shells) does the same thing for scripts ending in .csh.
So yes, that's a good place to put scripts to help set up the default environment for all users.
