We have been using bash GNU bash, version 4.3.46(51)-release (i370-ibm-openedition) which is pretty old.
Just updated to all the new Opensource Rocket tools and the new bash (5.1.0) does not call the .bashrc (or bashrc) anymore.
Switch back to the old version (4.3.46) and it works fine with no other changes.
Any ideas on why I am having this issue?
Potential solutions?
Thanks
Mark Shackelford
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Mark Shackelford
Systems Programmer
Dynatrace
Detroit MS US
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Hi Mark Shackelford,
If bash is an interactive login shell it's expected behavior. You need to use ~/.bash_profile for this purpose.
You can simply use these lines for ~/.bash_profile
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
. ~/.bashrc
fi
Some details:
https://linuxize.com/post/bashrc-vs-bash-profile/
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Startup-Files.html#Bash-Startup-Files
Thanks,
Alexander
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Alexander Klochkov
QA
Rocket Internal - All Brands
Vilnius LT
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Hi Mark Shackelford,
If bash is an interactive login shell it's expected behavior. You need to use ~/.bash_profile for this purpose.
You can simply use these lines for ~/.bash_profile
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
. ~/.bashrc
fi
Some details:
https://linuxize.com/post/bashrc-vs-bash-profile/
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Startup-Files.html#Bash-Startup-Files
Thanks,
Alexander
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Alexander Klochkov
QA
Rocket Internal - All Brands
Vilnius LT
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Interfactively, bash invokes .profile.
Non interactive which is where I am having the problem, it does not invoke .profile or .bashrc or bash_profile or bash_login. Tried them all
5.1 does not work, the old 4.3 works everytime with no other changes.
5.1 seems to be broke.
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Mark Shackelford
Systems Programmer
Dynatrace
Detroit MS US
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Interfactively, bash invokes .profile.
Non interactive which is where I am having the problem, it does not invoke .profile or .bashrc or bash_profile or bash_login. Tried them all
5.1 does not work, the old 4.3 works everytime with no other changes.
5.1 seems to be broke.
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Mark Shackelford
Systems Programmer
Dynatrace
Detroit MS US
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Hi Mark,
I have compared Bash 4.3 and Bash 5 behavior on z/OS and Linux. Only Bash 4.3 for z/OS invokes .bashrc in non-interactive mode and it seems like Bash 4.3 on Linux too, however Bash 5 on both platforms doesn't .bashrc. This behavior is in accordance with the documentation, therefore we don't consider that Bash 5 on z/OS has a bug.
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Tatiana Balaburkina
Engineering Manager
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Hi Mark,
I have compared Bash 4.3 and Bash 5 behavior on z/OS and Linux. Only Bash 4.3 for z/OS invokes .bashrc in non-interactive mode and it seems like Bash 4.3 on Linux too, however Bash 5 on both platforms doesn't .bashrc. This behavior is in accordance with the documentation, therefore we don't consider that Bash 5 on z/OS has a bug.
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Tatiana Balaburkina
Engineering Manager
Rocket Internal - All Brands
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Ok, working as designed. ☹
How do I get the PATH set if no profiles get invoked?
That just doesn’t seem right.
Mark
Ok, working as designed. ☹
How do I get the PATH set if no profiles get invoked?
That just doesn’t seem right.
Mark
HI Mark Shackelford,
Is this not your case?
https://superuser.com/questions/306530/run-remote-ssh-command-with-full-login-shell
Thanks,
Alex
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Alexander Klochkov
QA
Rocket Internal - All Brands
Vilnius LT
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HI Mark Shackelford,
Is this not your case?
https://superuser.com/questions/306530/run-remote-ssh-command-with-full-login-shell
Thanks,
Alex
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Alexander Klochkov
QA
Rocket Internal - All Brands
Vilnius LT
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I have tried every combination and permutation of the commands on this page and none of them work.
With the -l or -t options, it just puts me into a terminal session.
I just want a good $PATH and execute the command that I send it and return
None of these do that.
Mark
HI Mark Shackelford,
Is this not your case?
https://superuser.com/questions/306530/run-remote-ssh-command-with-full-login-shell
Thanks,
Alex
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Alexander Klochkov
QA
Rocket Internal - All Brands
Vilnius LT
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I have figured out how to make it work.
You have to set the “~/.ssh/environment variable to have the correct PATH’
It works now.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Mark
