On Sat, 25 Mar 2006 bmike101@cox.net wrote:

> I just found this out when I tried to halt the system. 
> Gotta go to work now. 
> Wait.... No that won't work. What is .bashrc? 
> How do I chmod if it is telling me permission denied as 
> root user? 

Please consider not changing subject headers. I checked before I replied 
to you. Then later I read that you continued the same thread with a 
different subject line.

~/.bashrc is your bash initialization file. It is ran when you 
interactively start up bash. (It can be used to set your PATH for 
example.)

For your info, ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile is ran when you login using 
bash. It can be used to set your PS1 prompt, for example.

(The other question I answered in the other thread.)

 Jeremy C. Reed

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