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Source /.Bash_Profile Not Working. #source bash_profile to set java_home. That's what you get when you log in in text mode. when you echo ps1=${ps1} after source ~/.bash_profile, you will see it is changed. you likely have a ~/.bash_profile, as jasonwryan said, so your ~/.profile is never read. the file ~/.bash_profile is read by bash when it is a login shell. Executed by the command interpreter for login shells. i have a user, say user1, which has modifications to its.bash_profile, one of them changing the path, e.g.: # this file is not read by. if you really want too preserve the bash_profile in your sh, you need to “source” directly.bash_profile.sh… it i, do:. just installed ubuntu 14.04.1 lts. i am trying to refresh my aliases on my mac (os catalina 10.15.6) after defining new aliases in my. I had to go to ~/.bashrc and add the following entry towards the end of file. The changes get lost, when your.

#source bash_profile to set java_home. if you really want too preserve the bash_profile in your sh, you need to “source” directly.bash_profile.sh… it i, do:. That's what you get when you log in in text mode. i am trying to refresh my aliases on my mac (os catalina 10.15.6) after defining new aliases in my. # this file is not read by. just installed ubuntu 14.04.1 lts. when you echo ps1=${ps1} after source ~/.bash_profile, you will see it is changed. The changes get lost, when your. i have a user, say user1, which has modifications to its.bash_profile, one of them changing the path, e.g.: you likely have a ~/.bash_profile, as jasonwryan said, so your ~/.profile is never read.

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Source /.Bash_Profile Not Working I had to go to ~/.bashrc and add the following entry towards the end of file. i am trying to refresh my aliases on my mac (os catalina 10.15.6) after defining new aliases in my. # this file is not read by. I had to go to ~/.bashrc and add the following entry towards the end of file. #source bash_profile to set java_home. you likely have a ~/.bash_profile, as jasonwryan said, so your ~/.profile is never read. just installed ubuntu 14.04.1 lts. That's what you get when you log in in text mode. Executed by the command interpreter for login shells. if you really want too preserve the bash_profile in your sh, you need to “source” directly.bash_profile.sh… it i, do:. the file ~/.bash_profile is read by bash when it is a login shell. The changes get lost, when your. i have a user, say user1, which has modifications to its.bash_profile, one of them changing the path, e.g.: when you echo ps1=${ps1} after source ~/.bash_profile, you will see it is changed.