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I am following the LFS book and trying to get a clean shell using the following .bash_profile in arch (bash 5):

exec env -i HOME=$HOME TERM=$TERM PS1='u:w$ ' /bin/bash

What this usually does is allow logging in via:

su - lfs

But for some reason, the shell immediately exits and I get:

[1]+  Stopped                 su - lfs

I am able to get into the session using:

fg

But then I have to exit twice. The exec and env documentation seem to agree with the LFS provided command that this should just create a bash environment with the 3 variables in it (HOME, TERM, and PS1). How do I get it to just replace bash with the cleaner version and let me log in?

bash arch-linux lfs

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I am following the LFS book and trying to get a clean shell using the following .bash_profile in arch (bash 5):

exec env -i HOME=$HOME TERM=$TERM PS1='u:w$ ' /bin/bash

What this usually does is allow logging in via:

su - lfs

But for some reason, the shell immediately exits and I get:

[1]+  Stopped                 su - lfs

I am able to get into the session using:

fg

But then I have to exit twice. The exec and env documentation seem to agree with the LFS provided command that this should just create a bash environment with the 3 variables in it (HOME, TERM, and PS1). How do I get it to just replace bash with the cleaner version and let me log in?

bash arch-linux lfs

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asked 38 mins ago

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I am following the LFS book and trying to get a clean shell using the following .bash_profile in arch (bash 5):

exec env -i HOME=$HOME TERM=$TERM PS1='u:w$ ' /bin/bash

What this usually does is allow logging in via:

su - lfs

But for some reason, the shell immediately exits and I get:

[1]+  Stopped                 su - lfs

I am able to get into the session using:

fg

But then I have to exit twice. The exec and env documentation seem to agree with the LFS provided command that this should just create a bash environment with the 3 variables in it (HOME, TERM, and PS1). How do I get it to just replace bash with the cleaner version and let me log in?

bash arch-linux lfs

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exec env -i HOME=$HOME TERM=$TERM PS1='u:w$ ' /bin/bash

su - lfs

[1]+  Stopped                 su - lfs

fg

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asked 38 mins ago

decuserdecuser

16611

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asked 38 mins ago

decuserdecuser

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asked 38 mins ago

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asked 38 mins ago

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