tidy and simplify shell init

Rely on SPWCRONTAB property to set PATH for cronjobs, and otherwise rely on
.profile, .xsessionrc etc. to set PATH, once, at login.  Just archive scripts
I haven't used lately which might otherwise need more significant adjustments,
or appear to be broken in other ways.

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/bin/insinuate-dotfiles b/bin/insinuate-dotfiles
index d7ec9178..2d4d0f91 100755
--- a/bin/insinuate-dotfiles
+++ b/bin/insinuate-dotfiles
@@ -24,17 +24,15 @@
 # to do an update of what's already there, but this will be much slower over
 # sshfs than the following, which should copy files in just one direction
 
-# Enhancement: When don't have git on remote and src/dotfiles does not
-# exist, copy over .bashrc, .inputrc, .shenv, .emacs.d and maybe more,
-# unconditionally (i.e. overwrite what's there, in case want to update
-# to a newer version).  Maybe confirm that I want to do that before
-# copying, in case what I would prefer is just to go and install git
-# on the remote machine.
+# Enhancement: When don't have git on remote and src/dotfiles does not exist,
+# copy over .bashrc, .inputrc, .profile, .shinit, .emacs.d and maybe more,
+# unconditionally (i.e. overwrite what's there, in case want to update to a
+# newer version).  Maybe confirm that I want to do that before copying, in
+# case what I would prefer is just to go and install git on the remote
+# machine.
 
 set -e
 
-. $HOME/.shenv
-
 # assume connection sharing is set up in ~/.ssh/config
 ssh -fN "$1"