Greg Wooledge (12023-02-06): > On most Linux systems, including Debian, bash is built with a compile-time > option that makes it try to determine whether it's a child of sshd. If > it believes itself to be that, it will source ~/.bashrc even though it's > not an interactive shell. Oh! My day of not using bash have certainly come to a middle. Zsh is much saner: it has .zshenv for the initializations you always want (and it is still good practice to use a test to not have them override a temporary change) and .zshrc for interactive shells where you can put things that will change the behavior, like aliases, and could break scripts. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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