Deleted my .bashrc file accidently. I am a Debian user. What should i do?
I accidently deleted my .bashrc file. I am a Debian user.Wat should i do??
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Hello and welcome to LinuxQuestions,
If I recall correctly there should be a .bashrc file in /etc or in /etc/skel, so you can copy that to your home directory like this: Code:
cp /etc/.bashrc ~/ (or from /etc/skel/.bashrc) Kind regards, Eric |
Thanks a lottt!!
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Hi,
You're welcome. If you consider your problem solved then you can mark it as such using the Thread Tools. Have fun with Linux. Kind regards, Eric |
One more question..Is bash.bashrc file found in /etc same as .bashrc file??
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Hello,
No, they're not the same. If you look at the contents of both you can see the differences: Code:
cat /etc/bash.bashrc Kind regards, Eric |
Ur Reply was of great help to me.....
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Hello,
You're welcome. Looking forward to your participation here at LQ. Have fun with Linux. Kind regards, Eric |
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