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How do I permanently set my bashrc changes?
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Everytime I log into SSH, I have to manually source the bashrc file to set my path variables the way I want to. How do I have bash do it automatically? Shouldn't it be automatic?
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There is the (or ) file, that runs at every login. You should set environment variables there (with the command). And there is the file, which is run on opening each sell. Commands that are not inherited to all subshells, like alias, can be set here…
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