Hi Folks. Good day. I hope you're doing good. I noticed that, when I create a login to a Jailkit/Shell User, the terminal behaves a little different (ls doesn't show file colors for example). I traced it down to the missing .bashrc file on the shell user. If I manually create a bashrc copying the content from another server user, it seems to work fine once the Shell user makes a new login. My question is: What is the best/correct way to have a default .bashrc file created when a new shell user is created? Thank you.
Hello @till Thanks for the quick reply. If I got to System -> Server Config -> Jailkit, under what session should I add the path to .bashrc? Jailkit chroot app sections or Jailkit chrooted applications Also should I add it like /etc/skel/.bashrc ? Would that be better to include it under the /etc/jk_init.ini ? Thanks for clarifying it. Best Regards.
Hi @till. Sorry to bother.... Any suggestion regarding where to "source" the .bashrc from? Thank you.
I'm sorry, my first advice was wrong. I was not aware that we have a .bashrc file template in ISPConfig. Copy the file /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/bash.bashrc.master to /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/bash.bashrc.master and then edit the file /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/bash.bashrc.master to suit your needs.
