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Originally Posted by Leppie it would be useful to know which files exactly (path + filename, for example /etc/environment) were modified. i modify Code: /etc/environment and Code: /etc/bashrc...
  1. 03-11-2010 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leppie View Post
    it would be useful to know which files exactly (path + filename, for example /etc/environment) were modified.
    i modify
    Code:
     /etc/environment
    and
    Code:
     /etc/bashrc
  2. 03-11-2010 #12
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    i've attached those files (untouched) from my system.
    try restoring them on your system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils casper View Post
    Try replacing backup files of .bashrc and environment files with new edited files. Linux creates backup files by default.
    Check the output of ls -al command. Backup files use ~ sign with actual file name.

    As Lakshmipathi mentioned already, NANO is not nano. I would suggest you to use correct case for all commands in your posts to avoid confusion.
    backup files by default ? .. really? i've never seen that, at least not with vi.
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    backup files by default ? .. really? i've never seen that, at least not with vi.
    Yes, it does. You should check again. Which version of Linux are you using?
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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  5. 03-12-2010 #15
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    solved

    i solve with your help my problem!!

    with
    Code:
    /usr/bin/nano
    i modify files and restart system!!

    all work ok
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