* as a normal user (not oracle) with sudo privileges:
sudo mkdir /home/oracle
sudo chown oracle:oinstall /home/oracle
su - oracle
touch .bash_history
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how to give oracle user home directory and bash history
after installing oracle 11g on ubuntu 11.10, i'm left with an oracle user that doesnt have a home and who forgets all his command line history. to fix this:
* as a normal user (not oracle) with sudo privileges:
* as a normal user (not oracle) with sudo privileges:
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