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Subject: why /etc/bash.bashrc is not executed when logging in as a domain  	user?
From: Pan ruochen <panruochen AT gmail DOT com>
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Hi All,

The system wide bashrc file /etc/bash.bashrc is not executed if I log
in Windows XP as a domain user; and it is executed if I log in as a
local user.
Is this mentioned in the manual?

PRC
Jun 9,2009

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