I'm running zsh 5.1.1 on Ubuntu 16.04. It seems that ~/.zprofile
isn't sourced at login nor new terminal. ~/.zshrc
is sourced however.
I am running oh-my-zsh
.
Any ideas on why this is or how I can fix it?
I'm running zsh 5.1.1 on Ubuntu 16.04. It seems that ~/.zprofile
isn't sourced at login nor new terminal. ~/.zshrc
is sourced however.
I am running oh-my-zsh
.
Any ideas on why this is or how I can fix it?
~/.zprofile
is only sourced whenzsh
is run as login shell, e.g. when logging in on the console or via SSH.It will not be sourced by
zsh
when opening a new terminal or starting a newzsh
session from within a running session. Anything you need in all interactive sessions, should be set in~/.zshrc
. Anything you need in allzsh
sessions, including scripts, should be set in~/.zshenv
.You can find additional information in the
zshall
manpage and on this site.~/.zshprofile
will (usually) also not be parsed by any other tools. So any environment variables set in~/.zprofile
will usually not be available in an X11 session. If you need some environment variable to be available globally in your session, you might want to have a look atman pam_env
.