Thanasis wrote: > on 03/27/2009 07:32 AM Dale wrote the following: > >> Thanasis wrote: >> >> >>> You can also use the unalias command, eg: >>> $ alias ls='ls -la' >>> $ unalias ls >>> (then it stays unaliased for the session until you alias it again, >>> source .bashrc, etc...). >>> >>> >> It doesn't like that command here. It may be that I have the alias set >> up in my profile instead of using the command alias. Does that matter? >> >> >> > I don't think it matters. > What does it say? > >
Well, I tried it again so I could paste the output here and it worked. I dunno. At least it works now. I guess you could do a source /etc/profile to make it work again too. May have to test that next. I'm sort of working on my car right now. It not crank anymore. :-( Thanks for the info. Very neat. Dale :-) :-)
