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Bash alias for removing docker images does not use force flag Currently I have an alias to force remove images, the command is something like: docker rmi $(docker images | grep pattern | grep -v other_pattern | tr -s ‘ ‘ | cut -d ‘ ‘ -f 3) -f Within my ~/.bashrc it looks like: …

Which environment variable controls the location of .local directory? Due to storage space constraints in my home directory, I need to move as much out of there as possible. I have moved caches and configs out by setting the $XDG_CACHE_HOME and $XDG_CONFIG_HOME directories. However, I cannot find the proper environment variable to set in order …

How to "source ~/.bashrc" automatically when connect to remote I need to create some aliases on remote Ubuntu and enable them on ssh-connection. So I defined aliases in ~/.bashrc file (on that remote Ubuntu). Now when I do ssh root@<Remote IP> source ~/.bashrc I can use those aliases… But instead of do source ~/.bashrc manually …

How to add code to .bashrc without causing errors? I’m learning how to passthrough my NIC to my KVM. This guide says to add the following code to the file ~/.bashrc #!/bin/bash # change the 999 if needed shopt -s nullglob for d in /sys/kernel/iommu_groups/{0..999}/devices/*; do n=${d#*/iommu_groups/*}; n=${n%%/*} printf ‘IOMMU Group %s ‘ "$n" lspci …

how to add alias to bashrc and load content with sudo? I need to run my script with sudo, because it includes commands for installing programs with apt. So I do this: sudo ./myscript.sh With content: #!/bin/bash # add alias .bashrc (work) echo "alias myupgrade=’sudo aptitude -y safe-upgrade && sudo updatedb’" | sudo tee -a …

Opening gnome-terminal and running a command that uses environmental variables from .bashrc I am making a .sh file that would be run by Right click -> Run as program by non-power-users. It should open a terminal window and run a docker run command, that uses some environmental variables. My issue is, I am not able …

Alias path not found on Ubuntu I installed kind from kubeflow kind and save it under my $HOME/kubeflow/kind To run kind from any path, I create an alias in my ~/.bashrc as following: alias kind="./$HOME/kubeflow/kind" source ~/.bashrc When running kind on the terminal, it throw this error: -bash: .//home/XXXX/kubeflow/kind: No such file or directory What …

Can't Create a Permanent Alias In Fish Shell I’m trying to create a permanent alias. I’ve created one long ago, but I don’t remember if I did anything differently than what I’m doing now. Be as it may, it isn’t working! I start by opening the terminal and type nano ~/.bashrc Then I scroll to …

export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" needed for every single command so I was trying to set JAVA_HOME variable and some how I ended up facing this error every time I want to use terminal Command ‘poweroff’ is available in the following places * /sbin/poweroff * /usr/sbin/poweroff The command could not be located because ‘/sbin:/usr/sbin’ is not included in …

bash: /home/vishal/.bashrc: Errors when opening terminal Everytime I open my terminal , this message pops up. Please tell how to permanently delete this from the terminal? bash: export: `=’: not a valid identifier bash: export: `/home/vishal/LLVM/llvm-project-llvmorg-12.0.0/build/bin’: not a valid identifier C: command not found C: command not found C: command not found C: command not …

Terminal is not spitting output after messing with ~/.bashrc file My Terminal Image: I’m using Ubuntu with WSL and can’t access GUI. Aforementioned images of my terminal, no output is displaying for anything I type. Terminal is acting like an editor. It happened after I edited PS1 variable. I want to revert this action. Asked …

Is the ~/.bashrc file user specific when I am connected to a remote system using Secure Shell (SSH)? I am doing work on a remote computer using Secure Shell. I would like to add aliases to the ~/.bashrc file, but only if this edit applies to my user only. So the question, as the title …

Changing bash terminal color and setting it back to default? I found this command to change the background color to back: echo -ne ‘e]11;#000000e\’ So, how to I make it to change the default again? Thanks :3 Asked By: Adrián Núñez Martínez || Source The idea is to replace the #000000 with the color of …

What goes in ~/.profile and ~/.bashrc? I’m having trouble wrapping my head around what belongs in ~/.profile and what belongs in ~/.bashrc. From what I’ve read, it seems to me that ~/.profile should be used for environment variables and ~/.bashrc for aliases, functions, and the like. If I move all my export statements from ~/.bashrc …

Bash: Define a function in bashrc that can be used by any scripts globally I like to define a function in ~/.bashrc and use it in different scripts either via export -f or source .bashrc. The function: nano ~/.bashrc function test_func() { yt-dlp -f ‘299+140’ –merge-output-format mp4 -cia List.txt; } export -f test_func The script: …

Bash no such file or directory every time I open the Ubuntu terminal I am new to Ubuntu. I was trying to add: echo "source ~/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash" >> ~/.bashrc Then I reloaded .bashrc with: source ~/.bashrc Now I am stuck with this. Every time I start terminal I get this first: bash: /catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash: No such file …

bash does not know the letter 'p' My bash does not know the letter p. zsh does though. When I type a p in bash, it simply ignores it, and even pasting in text that contains a p will result in no p in the pasted text. This behavior is the same across terminals (I …

Zsh coloring like bash I want my zsh shell to look exactly like bash shell(in terms of default coloring) but my zsh shell’s text is plain white. I identified this part of .bashrc which I think adds the green color to user@pc: if [ “$color_prompt” = yes ]; then PS1=’${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}[33[01;32m]u@h[33[00m]:[33[01;34m]w[33[00m]$ ‘ else PS1=’${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}u@h:w$ ‘ fi …

How can I use an alias in a function? In my dotfiles I have some functions that rely on aliases or functions to exist for them to work. For some reason, I can get them to reference other functions I have created, but not aliases for commands. How do I fix this? Example: function open-dotfiles-commit(){ …

How to add /usr/bin to path after I mistakenly removed it (sudo and nano are no longer in path) Lets get this out of the way, I did something stupid. Yes, stupid. Very stupid. I am well aware of how stupid this is. I am embarrassed and I regret doing it. Please help. I was …