What's the error?
skanky
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2013-03-14T12:43:42Z
Try the following:urxvtc -e bash -i -c muttIf that works, then there's something in your bashrc that's enabling correct colours.Just one suggestion, -e mutt works correctly for me, and I set the TERM variable in .Xresources (.Xdefaults will also work), and not in any of the bash start-up files.
skanky
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2012-07-07T08:14:50Z
I'm connecting using http not https as my server's on the same machine.Are you using ca-certificate.crt? I was getting a start-up error with that so created a cert.pem file. That could be a red herring though.
skanky
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2012-09-07T10:13:09Z
I'm trying to launch one command in a new gnome-terminal window from a shell script, and it seems that my .bashrc file doesn't get sourced when calling gnome-terminal and executing a command:
gnome-terminal -t "my title" -e vim
But it does when launching gnome-terminal alone:
gnome-terminal -t "my title"
(for testing purposes, just add a echo "something" to the end of the .bashrc)
I also tr
Pardon me, I was stuck on this trivial of tasks for a while.I had to leave ~/.bashrc alone and instead add the following (Red Prompt):PS1='\[\e[1;31m\][\u@\h \W]\$\[\e[0m\] 'to /root/.bashrc.Source: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … ep_by_stepThanks a bunch!
archbawks
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2013-03-17T01:16:49Z
Nice one. Though it might be worth looking to see if there's a reason for the 20 seconds and if it can be reduced - often not, but you never know.
skanky
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2012-04-03T12:00:47Z
IIRC, global variables need to be defined g:name - eg. g:DIRThe other alternative would be to pass it in as an argument - see a:name
skanky
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2013-02-14T13:34:29Z
Does it work if you restart using systemd? #systemctl restart smbd
skanky
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2012-11-20T11:38:20Z
addecho somethingto the end of your ~/.bashrc and see whether it is really echoed or not, so that you'll be sure that ~/.bashrc is or is not executed
sealemar
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2011-10-31T05:49:12Z
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