Hi, how to set up pam_env, that it loads a file like $HOME/.environment? For a xsession no file like .profile or .bashrc could be loaded, because this files needs a terminal. The only way to set some environment variables for the whole x session is to set them in .xsession, but there is the problem, that the x session ends, if .xsession quits. So I had the idea to set the environment variables with pam_env, like I did with /etc/environment. Loads pam_env the file $HOME/.environment? How can I do so? It seem, that "pam_env.so envfile=~/.environment" doesn't work. Joerg. _______________________________________________ Pam-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pam-list