[NTLUG:Discuss] Re: Debian/SuSE /etc/bash.bashrc -- WAS: SuSE Linux 103 Exam

[Bryan J. Smith]

Chris Cox wrote:  
> Eh... oddly enough, I agree that the question was not worded
> clearly.

That was largely my point with the whole exam.  A lot of 1 line
questions without much clarification.  I guess the inclusion
of the "variable" really got me second-guessing myself because
I _was_ going to answer A&C to start with until I hit it.

> Sorry mate...but if it's all about the "bash" question, I'm
> afraid I'd have to mark it wrong as well.  If your asked for
> partial credit using your current reasoning, I wouldn't
> let you have it.  Your reasoning is flawed.

Well, if you say it works like that, I'll take your word for it.

I'll check tomorrow morning on my SLES 8 server to be sure. 

But (D) would still work as well, but it might not be the "best"
answer.

I just reference what the Debian/SuSE docs say.


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