Problem in bashrc

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Your .bashrc file has been corrupted for some reason. Perhaps you or a program you installed modified it.

Use the attached default .bashrc file to replace your current .bashrc as indicated below.

  • No need to download the file - it will be downloaded directly to your VM using the commands below.
    bashrc.sh (5.5 KB)
  • PS: content of file subject to change without notice!
  1. Run the following command to use the attached file to replace your current .bashrc.
# on any of the terminals...
wget https://get-help.robotigniteacademy.com/uploads/short-url/jCNYU247kRWlsHrorkOf4U5w7wN.sh -O bashrc.sh
cp -f bashrc.sh /home/user/.bashrc
  1. Then, in each of the terminals, run:
source /home/user/.bashrc

Done. Everything should work properly now.