How to use my /home/kangjoo/.bashrc rather than root/.bashrc
I want to run a software but there's an error telling me as following:
/bin/bash: /root/.bashrc: Permission denied How can I change the default mode to use /home/kangjoo/.bashrc not using the one in root? |
What is the software? How are you trying to execute it (from the CLI, I'm presuming)? Are you trying to execute it as root or you non-privileged user? Did you install it system-wide, locally, etc?
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I'm running a pipeline (batchscript) in NIAK (neuro-imaging software) on Matlab.
I logged in the computer system with my user ID and this system is connected to many computer machines in our building. The matlab code in NIAK is executed in parallel components in the pipeline. The error message was shown in the MATLAB window. |
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