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--- secure_ubuntu_system:initial_configuration [2020/05/20 21:52] – [Update crontab times] peter
+++ secure_ubuntu_system:initial_configuration [2020/07/15 09:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Global Aliases would normally be added to the **/etc/profile** file, but it’s cleaner to have a separate file for the aliases.
+<WRAP info>
 **NOTE**:  A user can overwrite the global aliases if needed by defining their own aliases within their .bashrc,  .bash_aliases,  or .profile files within their own home directories.
+</WRAP>
 To see what aliases are currently defined use the **alias** command.  To disable an alias in your current shell, use **unalias** name.  An alias can be temporarily disabled in the current command by prefixing the alias name with a \.  For example: \ls.
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 and add the following to the file:
-# Instruct bash to expand the arguments to aliases.
 <file bash /etc/profile.d/bash_aliases.sh>
+# Instruct bash to expand the arguments to aliases.
 shopt -s expand_aliases
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 Global Functions would normally be added to the **/etc/profile** file, but it’s cleaner to have a separate file for the functions.
+<WRAP info>
 **NOTE**:  A user can overwrite the global functions if needed by define their own functions within their .bashrc,  .bash_aliases,  or .profile files within their own home directories.
+</WRAP>
 Issue the following command:
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+----
 ===== Allow colour prompts for the administrator (highly recommended) =====