Don't touch aliases #1010
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December 27, 2016 20:33
merge upstream
manipulating aliases means manipulating users (to do things they don't want to do)
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Closed, because this file on most systems doesn't exist (e.g. default Debian/Ubuntu installation), and |
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Sorry, dear rest of the world, for sharing my confusion with you. But having .bash_aliases set |
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Merged, thanks. |
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.bash_aliases is called from .bashrc and can contain any kind of bash script. As a consequence, this file (which usually only exists if created deliberately) should be restricted as read-only.