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I've been running F9 for a while. About two weeks ago
I started getting sequences like the following every
time I log in:

[1]     3875
[2]     3877
[3]     3879
[4]     3880
[5]     3881
[6]     3882
[7]     3883
[8]     3885
[9]     3888
[10]    3891
[11]    3895
[12]    3899
[13]    3901
[14]    3903
[15]    3905
[16]    3907
[17]    3909

I got rid of this by setting permissions of /etc/profile to 000,
although the sequences still show up when I log in as root.
I've looked at the /etc/profile code but I don't understand it.
What code in /etc/profile generates these sequences?

Thanks.

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