After some search in internet, i know the color setting is in the
/etc/DIR_COLORS
/etc/profile.d/colorls.sh
I have read the DIR_COLORS and copy the file into my local /home/username/.
How could I make the system read my DIR_COLORS file from my local instead of in /etc/DIR_COLORS
I do not have admin access.
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satimis
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Code:
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PHP Code:
[code]....
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PHP Code:
[code]...
and I get
PHP Code:
[code]....
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u0102.asc
u0103.asc
[code]...
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