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I'm running Vector Linux 5.9.1 SOHO and I'm trying to make the following alias permanent.
Code:
alias rm='rm -r'
I've tried to edit my .bashrc file, adding a line with ...
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- 12-11-2008 #1
[SOLVED] Creating permanent aliases.
I'm running Vector Linux 5.9.1 SOHO and I'm trying to make the following alias permanent.
I've tried to edit my .bashrc file, adding a line with the command, but it didn't work, so I came to the conclusion that I have no idea what to put in there. Thanks in advance for any help with this. The current contents are:Code:alias rm='rm -r'
Code:# .bashrc # sourced by BASH everytime it start # Set various environment variables ## These should be set by /etc/profile ## But sometime, bash missed them. So here is the push export PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/opt/bin:/usr/X11/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games:/opt/Adobe/Reader8/bin/" for SH in /etc/profile.d/*.sh; do . $SH done #use custom keymap xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap ## Set a default shell prompt: ## A complete one #PS1="${PS_CYAN}\h:/\w\n${PS_NORMAL}\u:\\$ " #PS2="> " ## Standard with color ## This is the plain standard prompt #PS1="${PS_DGREEN}\u${PS_YELLOW}@${PS_DGREEN}\h:\\$ ${PS_NORMAL}" #PS2="> " ## This is the plain standard prompt #PS1="\u@\h:\\$ " #PS2="> " ## Set fancy colors eval `dircolors -b` ## Set this for your first choice export BROWSER=seamonkey #export BROWSER=firefox #export BROWSER=opera #export EXPLORER=konqueror #export NETWORK_EXPLORER=konqueror #export AUDIO_PLAYER=xmms #export VIDEO_PLAYER=gxine export DISPLAY=$DISPLAY #let root use gui if /usr/bin/tty >/dev/null; then xhost +si:localuser:root else xhost +si:localuser:root >/dev/null 2>&1 fi # This line was appended by KDE # Make sure our customised gtkrc file is loaded. #export GTK2_RC_FILES=$HOME/.gtkrc-2.0
- 12-11-2008 #2
Adding that code at the end of .bashrc file should work. Did you execute source .bashrc command after editing file?
Edit file :
Execute thisCode:alias rm='rm -r '
Code:source .bashrc
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- 12-11-2008 #3
Yep, that worked. I'm still pretty new to Linux, didn't know about the source .bashrc thing. Thanks a bunch!



