On Wed, Aug 08, 2007 at 06:09:16AM -0700, pixotec wrote:
> but I want it for all users:
> 1. could change all .profile-files of all users: no thanx ;-( (and
> change /etc/skel/.profile for future new users)
This would work.
> 2. change /etc/login.conf ???
This would also work (see login.conf(5)).
> 3. create /etc/profile, change all existing .profile of users (to
> source /etc/profile) and change /etc/skel/.profile
As would this.
> 4. change /etc/ksh.kshrc and create .kshrc sourcing /etc/ksh.kshrc
> for all users (and in /etc/skel...)
And this.
> IS THERE A EASY WAY (change only on central file for all users) TO
> SET THEM?
Well, choose whichever of the above is easiest for you. Based on
your criteria, it seems that modifying login.conf would require the
fewest keystrokes. I prefer to provide a global/site profile or
shell init script and allow users to source it if they'd like, but
that fits my site's policies well; depending on what you do and
where you work, loginf.conf(5) may be more appropriate.
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