Hello,
I am trying to fine-tune bash at Synology DS110j.
I created unprivileged user 'pavel' and set /opt/bin/bash as shell for
him in /etc/passwd
I copied /etc/profile to his $HOME/.profile and customized it -
changed prompt and HOME.
But it seems that bash do not read $HOME/.profile at all unless there
are no /etc/profile.
In /etc/profile there is HOME=/root definition while in $HOME/.profile
HOME is defined as /var/services/homes/pavel.
When I login either as 'root' or 'pavel' and do echo $HOME, I get /root
The only way to get bash to read $HOME/.profile is to delete
/etc/profile at all.
Is there a way to fix such a behaviour?
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Pavel Parkhomenko
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