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How do I get ssh to read the destination's `.bashrc`?

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Mar 15, 20262271 views

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I have two Linux computers at work, a desktop and a laptop, running Openssh under Arch Linux. Under my standard logins, I have a customized file inside my home folder on both computers. Here's the question: When I to the desktop, I'm presented with a pretty customized bash (meaning the file has bee…

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Does the (or if does not exist) run or at some point? If not, then your will not be used when logging in via , as always starts bash as a "login" shell, which never reads by default.

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