Linux personalized settings. bashrc File

When you log on to a linux machine using the linux personalized settings. bashrc file, you need to customize the settings, such as the command alias and path. You can edit the. bashrc file in the personal directory. Step: 1. Edit the. bashrc file under the personal account/home/user/(for example,/home/yihan. zy/. bashrc). 2. Perform some personalized settings. Add the following content to the file: alias sa = "sudo-u admin-H" # custom command alias setutf = "export LANG = zh_CN.utf8" # custom command alias setgbk = "export LANG = zh_CN.GB18030 "cd/home/admin/# log on to this directory through ssh. 3. after saving and exiting, disconnect ssh and reconnect .. The settings in the bashrc file take effect. For the above example, after logging on to yihan. zy, the default path is/home/admin. Note:. bashrc is explicitly called in the. bash_profile file. When you log on to linux and start bash, it will first read ~ /. Bash_profile file ~ /. Bashrc will be executed, and your personalized settings will take effect. Use source ~ /. Bashrc (or .~ /. Bashrc) immediately load the modified settings to make them take effect.