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Topic pretty much says it. I tried setting a particular environmental in
'/etc/profile' and then found it overwritten when I did an X11 login and
opened an Xterm under Gnome - or for that matter when I did an ssh remote
console login.

Naturally I immediately applied the change to my ~/.bash_profile. This is
effective on a console or ssh login, but _not_ when 'xdm' does the login.

%^&*#%$@!!!

Where is 'xdm' getting the environmental settings it applies? The default
setting is no longer usable, so I want to change the default for all users.

TIA.
 - Mills

John M. Mills
Staff Engineer
EMS Technologies
660 Engineering Drive
Norcross, GA 30092
770.263.9200 ext4882


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