Added Debian-based OS's profiles

[signed-log]

Fixes #4662

Added /etc/bash.bashrc and /etc/zsh/zshenv as they replace /etc/bashrc and /etc/zshenv on Debian OS's

[bjornfor]

+1.

Note that on e.g Ubuntu there is code in /etc/bash.bashrc to return early unless the shell is interactive. That means appending the nix code at the end of the file makes nix-copy-closure --to ubuntu-machine ... fail out-of-the-box.

[signed-log]

+1.

Note that on e.g Ubuntu there is code in /etc/bash.bashrc to return early unless the shell is interactive. That means appending the nix code at the end of the file makes nix-copy-closure --to ubuntu-machine ... fail out-of-the-box.

Then, you can use sed to always put that at the top of the file

Something like :

sudo sed -i '1i source /etc/profile.d/nix.sh' /etc/bash.bashrc # Would work just fine with /etc/bashrc too

[bjornfor]

Yes. Maybe something for a follow-up PR? (Btw, I don't have commit rights to this repo.)

[signed-log]

Yes. Maybe something for a follow-up PR? (Btw, I don't have commit rights to this repo.)

I'm working on something to solve that issue

[bjornfor]

[...] makes nix-copy-closure --to ubuntu-machine ... fail out-of-the-box.

There's already an issue about that: #2587

[abathur]

Hmm.

In c40bad4 I changed the installer to start touching each profile target in order to fix up #3608, which seemed to be correct but only worked if /etc/zshenv already existed.

I don't really know if there's a non-obnoxious way to address it, but the installer will create and populate all of the profile targets for all users. I'm not quite sure if this will just amount to a little littering, or if creating all of the files will mess up anyone's start-up order.