By: Simos Xenitellis

Simos Xenitellis — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 08:50:47 +0000

Thanks for the feedback.
It appears that OS/X does not have the GNU ‘echo’ command which supports the command line option ‘-n’ (do not change line after echo-ing text).

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By: Dean

Dean — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 00:41:12 +0000

Will this works for mac?

I tried on my OSX 10.5.6 but seems dosen’t work.

This is the message followed by “sudo make systeminstall”

sudo make systeminstall
Password:
-n Copying config files to /usr/share/bashrc…
done.
-n Copying bashrc_config to /usr/bin…
done.

You can now use bashrc_config
as root to populate the /etc/skel directory
so that each new user will have the config files,
or
as any user to have your own copy of the
bashrc configuration files in your home directory.

Q: Did you put the dot files in /etc/skel? A: No, use bashrc_config.

—–

Where I have done wrong?

BTW: It works great on my Ubuntu box, I’m loving it.
But your mail system treated my email address as spam. It seems doesn’t like emails contains the word “spam”, in which case a true spam won’t put spam in.

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