I believe it's correct to assume that the invocation
of bash via ssh is a login shell, not an interactive
shell. Cygwin puts its path additions in /etc/profile.
The corallary for a user would be ~/.profile, ~/.bash_profile
or ~/.bash_login as the INVOCATION section of the bash man page
suggests.
Larry
Original Message:
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From: Michael Hipp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 13:09:59 -0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Bash PATH via ssh
Hello, first post.
>From a remote machine I'm doing something like:
ssh 192.168.0.150 'echo $PATH'
All the path appears to be set to is the Windows system path. I've put path
amendments into /.bashrc and ~/.bashrc. As well as in the bash.bashrc files
in /etc. Where do I put the path statements so they have effect when
invoked from ssh so I can get things like /bin into the path?
(I've read man bash invocation and searched the mailing list archives.)
Thanks,
Michael
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