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In linux, the bash scripts that get run (for setting env variables and other such initializations) only after login (i.e. on first launched shell), are: /etc/profile, then [...]
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~/.profile

^^ actually order is /etc/profile, then ~/.bash_profile, then ~/.bash_login, then ~/.profile BUT on most systems its /etc/profile, then ~/.profile as the other ones are often not there


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In linux, the bash scripts that get run (for setting env variables and other such initializations) only after login (i.e. on first launched shell), are: /etc/profile, then [...]
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In linux, the bash scripts that get run (for setting env variables and other such initializations) only after login (i.e. on first launched shell), are: /etc/profile, then [...]
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~/.profile

^^ actually order is /etc/profile, then ~/.bash_profile, then ~/.bash_login, then ~/.profile BUT on most systems its /etc/profile, then ~/.profile as the other ones are often not there

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20. Advanced Shell Scripting
a login shell, meaning that it reads and execute several scripts to initialize the environment. In the case of bash , the files it reads are: /etc/profile , ~/.bash_profile , ~/.bash_login and <span>~/.profile , in that order. In addition, an interactive shell that is not a login shell also reads ~/.bashrc . Note that traditional sh shells only read /etc/profile and ~/.profile . 20.8.1 Custom

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