.profile in "/var/mobile" or "/var/root" ?

[PaulProjects]

Chapter 4 tells me:

Now, open Filza and navigate to /var/mobile, you should see .profile (for bash) or .zprofile (for zsh), and open the correct file according to your shell. However, if the file isn't displayed, you'll need to manually create the .profile or the .zprofile file yourself.

I followed the text and created that file. As echo $SDKROOT in Chapter 5 did not work for me, I tested a bit around. I copied the file to "/var/root" and it works now. Before that I changed the terminal too bash (https://github.com/demhademha/tweak-development-guide/issues/8#issuecomment-712628481).

btw nice guide

[Silverethical]

Chapter 4 tells me:

Now, open Filza and navigate to /var/mobile, you should see .profile (for bash) or .zprofile (for zsh), and open the correct file according to your shell. However, if the file isn't displayed, you'll need to manually create the .profile or the .zprofile file yourself.

I followed the text and created that file. As echo $SDKROOT in Chapter 5 did not work for me, I tested a bit around. I copied the file to "/var/root" and it works now. Before that I changed the terminal too bash (#8 (comment)).

btw nice guide

I think you are SSHing as root, which you should not do. Always SSH as mobile unless told otherwise. (replace root with mobile in SSH command)

[demhademha]

Chapter 4 assumes you're logging in as the mobile user, subsequently, the profile is only created for that user. When logging in over ssh, you should login as the mobile user

[PaulProjects]

Oh misread that thank you