as soon as you login post the o/p of these.
grep /etc/passwd
pfexec zfs list
cat /etc/auto_master /etc/auto_home
alias
set
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Home directory in /etc/passwd is /home/chris
Underlying path is on mirrored zfs drives data/home/chris
did not make any automounter modifications. My $HOME variable is /home/chris
which is correct
my home directory originally was /export/home/chris but then moved over the the
mirrored drives on
What is your home directory in /etc/passwd?
What is the underlying directory path?
If these two are not the same, then:
Are you using automounter?
Are there any symlinks in the path to your homedir?
e.g. I use /home/brian as my home directory, but the underlying path is
/export/home/brian
I did check the /etc/passwd file, that path is correct
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now that I think about this I think it might have to do with the fact that I
moved the home directory to a different drive. There must be some lingering
reference to the old location that bash uses to determine if its the home
directory and replace it with the tilde.
my $HOME variable is set correc
Chris writes:
> bash rev:
> GNU bash, version 3.2.25(1)-release (i386-pc-solaris2.11)
> Copyright (C) 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
>
> I just tried the same prompt on another account and it worked fine. I am now
> thinking that this does not work on my account because this account was
>
bash rev:
GNU bash, version 3.2.25(1)-release (i386-pc-solaris2.11)
Copyright (C) 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
I just tried the same prompt on another account and it worked fine. I am now
thinking that this does not work on my account because this account was created
before I moved the ho
Hi,
Works fine on my bash on OSOL snv_124
Vikram
Chris wrote:
I am using opensolaris 2009.06
In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I go
back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde is there
when I first bring up a shell but if I na
> I am using opensolaris 2009.06
>
> In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I
> go back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde
> is there when I first bring up a shell but if I navigate away from my home
> directory and then go back it do
I am using opensolaris 2009.06
In bash I have the prompt set to display the current directory and when I go
back to my home directory I expect it to replace it with ~. The tilde is there
when I first bring up a shell but if I navigate away from my home directory and
then go back it doesn't rep
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