Re: DISAATER RECOVERY PROBLEM

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On Mar 23, 2007, at 7:55, Chris Geldenhuis wrote:


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However when I then log in to the recovered system as a user via ssh, or directly on a tty (non-gui), the login process does not execute the instructions in the user's .bashrc file and I get a shell prompt with none of the required environmental variables set - also the last line in the .bashrc is an exec of a script that bring up the application - this does not happen.

When I log in to the gui desktop as the user and then open a terminal screen the instructions in the .bashrc do get executed
and the application runs as it should.

Any ideas of where to look ?

For starters, add some echo statements to the beginning of the .bashrc file to ensure that it is being executed. Maybe an error is occurring when it is a login shell. I usually debug startup problems like this by putting an exit call half way through the .bashrc file and add some echo statements.

Alfred


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