Description of Problem:
the /etc/profile.d/vim.sh script will overwrite another alias in the 
environment if there is one.  Scripts are executed in alpha order (not a 
choice, not a good result but there's no reasonable means of declaring an
order) which means that alias.sh (a script I have which creates an alias 
for 'vi') and the vim.sh script unconditionally sets a new VI alias, 
regardless of whether or not there is one already

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
vi-enhanced-6.1-2

How Reproducible:
always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. create script /etc/profile.d/alias.sh with "alias vi='gvim'"
2. login with /bin/bash as shell
3. execute 'alias'.  

Actual Results:
alias vi='vim'

Expected Results:
alias vi='gvim'

Additional Information:
Giving my script the name "zzzrunmelast.sh" works but really isn't a 
solution.  vim.sh should not overwrite a current alias.