Re: mangled $PATH

Bill Marcum wrote: On Sun, Jun 04, 2006 at 12:36:40PM -0400, Tom Allison wrote: I found an odd problem. When I login as root via the X-window, all my terminal sessions have a $PATH variable with '/ sbin;' as one of the directories. Maybe in .xsession or .xinitrc? The "mangle" was in /

Re: mangled $PATH

At 1149424600 past the epoch, Tom Allison wrote: > I found an odd problem. > > When I login as root via the X-window, all my terminal > sessions have a $PATH variable with '/ sbin;' as one of > the directories. Are any of your other environment variables mangled, too? If you can list them (try ty

Re: mangled $PATH

On Sun, Jun 04, 2006 at 12:36:40PM -0400, Tom Allison wrote: > I found an odd problem. > > When I login as root via the X-window, all my terminal sessions have a > $PATH variable with '/ sbin;' as one of the directories. > > When I login in via CLI I do not have this. > > I can't find it in ~/.

mangled $PATH

I found an odd problem. When I login as root via the X-window, all my terminal sessions have a $PATH variable with '/ sbin;' as one of the directories. When I login in via CLI I do not have this. I can't find it in ~/.bashrc, ~/.profile, or /etc/profile Where did this odd character get inser