lshell .profile to run command on user login?

[hostingnuggets]

Does lshell support a file such as the .bash_profile where one can run commands when the user logs in? I would like to run the following command as soon as the user logs in:

eval "$(rbenv init -)"

[xlr-8]

Hello, I believe this already works.

I created the ".profile" in my user's home with execution/user/group rights appropriated. The content of the file is a comment, then basic commands (e.g. eval) with ENV variable.

# ll /home/lshell/.profile
-rwxr--r-- 1 lshell lshell 47 Jun 28 01:18 /home/lshell/.profile*
# cat /home/lshell/.profile
# Testing .profile
echo "Hello World or $USER"
eval "$(echo VAR=42)"
v=VAR
eval echo \${$v}
# End of testing .profile

The variable to use is 'login_script':

# grep .profile /etc/lshell.conf
login_script     : "/home/lshell/.profile"

Considering you also have the latest -current- version: 0.9.16, you should be good to go:

> lshell --version
lshell-0.9.16 - Limited Shell
> su - lshell
Password: 
You are in a limited shell.
Type '?' or 'help' to get the list of allowed commands
Hello World or lshell
42
lshell:~$ 

It seems relevant to point out that eval -due to its properties- can be a dangerous command to use.

[hostingnuggets]

unfortunately adding eval "$(rbenv init -)" to my lshell login_script does not work, see #89

[ghantoos]

Closing, duplicate of #89