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/etc/bash/bashrc is read-only file As /etc/bash/bashrc is symlink to /usr/share/bash/bashrc
To edit this file, I added
path: /etc/bash/bashrc
filesystem: root
append: true
contents:
inline: |
umask 027
in ignition file. But when I passed it to user-data while launching the machine, it gave me error "Connection timeout"
Then I tried with same ignition just removed bashrc stuff, things worked as desired.
So, how can I make desired changes to bashrc?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
umask in /etc/profile or /etc/profile.d is applicable for login users only
I wanted to add in bashrc to apply usmask to nologin users
How can this be done?
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/etc/bash/bashrc is read-only file As /etc/bash/bashrc is symlink to /usr/share/bash/bashrc
To edit this file, I added
filesystem: root
append: true
contents:
inline: |
umask 027
in ignition file. But when I passed it to user-data while launching the machine, it gave me error "Connection timeout"
Then I tried with same ignition just removed bashrc stuff, things worked as desired.
So, how can I make desired changes to bashrc?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: