| I haven't looked yet, but there must be a .profile or some-such-thing that sets the user environment when the shell starts. I checked the environment variables by using the set command and discovered that many of them are CGI environment vars...... but there are also normal shell env-vars like ps1, ps2, etc. Once you find where those env-vars are being set, you should be able to insert the alias commands and then have those aliases active when you start the shell.
An alternative is to create your own shell file with your alias commands, make it executable, and just run that shell script as the first thing you do when you start a shell. | |
