> probably enough to close this bug report. You wouldn't happen to know how
> to get bash to read all of it's appropriate login scripts and then
> executing a command would you (this is for over an ssh connection)?
>From the ssh(1) manpage:
Additionally, ssh reads /etc/environment and $HOME/.ssh/environment,
and adds lines of the format VARNAME=value to the environment. Some
systems may have still additional mechanisms for setting up the
environment, such as /etc/default/login on Solaris.
So if you want to do anything beyond setting environment variables in
that login script you're hosed, but I set up the environment I want in
~/.ssh/environment and it works.
Good luck,
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