Hi guys....i need help with an annoying thing!

everytime i log as root gimme this message:

bash: alias: -o: not found
bash: alias: allow_other: not found
bash: alias: /media/GalaxyS: not found
bash: alias: -u: not found
bash: alias: /media/GalaxyS: not found
bash: alias: -u: not found
bash: alias: /media/GalaxyS: not found
bash: alias: -u: not found
bash: alias: /media/GalaxyS: not found
bash: alias: source: not found
bash: alias: /root/.bashrc: not found


I've tried:

root@supercharger:/home/supercharger# unalias -o

but:

bash: unalias: -o: invalid option
unalias: usage: unalias [-a] name [name ...]
root@supercharger:/home/supercharger#

root@supercharger:/home/supercharger# unalias /media/GalaxyS

bash: unalias: /media/GalaxyS: not found
root@supercharger:/home/supercharger#

unalias -a doesnt work as well

How to remove this messages from the system?

sounds like you've got a bad alias command in one of the bash start up files start with~/.bashrc and cooment out any alias commands until you find the offending one

Try to find the folder ./bashrc and it does not exist in my home user folder...

Have another clue?

its not folder its a file $HOME/.bashrc $HOME is your home folder, check the bash man page for the various startup files, which one is run varies depending how you are looging in etc, default files are in /etc look for bashrc and profile.

Actually, i dont know if is an alias problem....

The problem is i made an echo command without the file exists...the gimme the error above...

thats the two commands:

echo "unalias android-disconnect="fusermount -u /media/GalaxyS"" >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc

echo "unalias android-connect="mtpfs -o allow_other /media/GalaxyS"" >> ~/.bashrc

post your bashrc file

Likely you just need to delete those 2 lines from your .bashrc file.

In an existing or new terminal run and then remove, or #Remark out the 2 echo unalias lines from $HOME/.bashrc
and save and exit or exit with save your $HOME/.bashrc
type
Messages should be gone.

Dudes thanx a lot...

i find the hidden file .bashrc and delete the last lines were was the annoying alias...

solved

Glad it worked out!