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My default login shell is bash. From a few online forums, I configured my terminal to auto load my .bashrc file whenever I open the terminal by adding:

  1. source ~/.bashrc in .bash_profile OR

  2. by adding the following code snippet in .profile:

    if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then
    if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then
    . "$HOME/.bashrc"
    fi
fi

With either of the two, my .bashrc loads automatically, but with this I am unable to see the process status using ps command.

Note: If I disable the auto loading of my .bashrc and manually load it by typing bash, I am still able to see process status using the ps command.

Please help me out.

Simon
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You can see what ps is mapped to by typing type ps. Compare before and after the source and you should be able to re-alias it what you're expecting.

Stephen Niedzielski
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