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The Alias gives nick to other commands
for example
alias c="clear"
this command create a nic "c" for "clear" command
but when you relogin these alise was cleared.
How can ...
- 05-11-2006 #1Just Joined!
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little about alias
The Alias gives nick to other commands
for example
alias c="clear"
this command create a nic "c" for "clear" command
but when you relogin these alise was cleared.
How can i put it permanently.
thanxxx
- 05-11-2006 #2Just Joined!
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Let's see...permanent aliases.
If you use bash, like me, open (or create) ~/.bash_profile inside here, you can place bash commands to be executed when you login. If, for example you had an alias line in that file, it would set up the alias automatically for you.
There's other special files like this: ~/.bash_logout gets executed when you logout. For this one, I recommend having "clear" (no quotes) in the logout file so the information showing at the end of the session is cleared from other people's view.
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little about mount
mount
for example
mount [sorce path] [destination path]
mount /dev/hda5 /ibrach
this command create a mount point of hda5
but when you relogin these mounts was cleared.
How can i put it permanently.
thanksss


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