Hi Ali,
Thanks for answering. I did figure it out, and kind of answered my own
question. As it probably didn't come through mail list correctly (I blame
myself ;-) I'm just pasting it below:
Nobody seemed to answer, so I will answer it myself.
If you have package perl-homedir installed, it adds
I'm not seeing that on my system.
Assuming that your bash rpm verifies (meaning that nothing has
modified the bash startup scripts), my best guess would be that some
package has dropped a file into /etc/profile.d that creates the
directory. Finding that file would be a first step on figuring out
w
Nobody seemed to answer, so I will answer it myself.
If you have package perl-homedir installed, it adds its stuff to
/etc/profile.d, and upon user login an existence of ~/perl5 will be
checked and this directory will be created if it doesn't exist.
It looks like perl-homedir appears in one of th
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