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Where is root's .bashrc file in Solaris?

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dtrahokie

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Where is the root user's default .bashrc file? I'm looking to add some things just to root's bashrc file and I can't seem to find one anywhere.

Your help is greatly apprecated! Thanks so much!

-Matt
 
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Have you tried to create one in the root's home directory (usually /) ?

Hope This Help, PH.
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