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My brother had to go out of town, so he left me with this situation and I need your help.
Rather than have many machines we have 4 large ones that we make multi-function.
One of the things we were doing sine CentOS5 was to place this bash script we wrote that did certain things based on your userid (i.e. we installed several versions of Sun Java and depending on what your userid is got get a different version). This meant we didn't have to modify every individual userid resource script.
Our issue is that in CentOS 7 there is no /etc/profile.d directory.
Where did it go? Can I define it and things work like they used to? IS there a new way to do this in CentOS 7 and if so where can I find the explanation?
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