Hello!
I have a very strange problem all with a sudden. Today I accidentally logged out after removing a directory in my home that only contained just unpacked files of a zip-file. I logged out with C-d. But I might have hit some additional keys around d (it wasn't intended at all). When logging in a moment later I got the messages: Password: -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found -bash: NEWPATH: command not found [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ I think they come from the .bash_profile I have from LFS 5.1.1 (in the append function is a "local NEWPATH"). The shell I have seems to be bash (output from ps -ef) and just seems to have an incomplete PATH. Propably because the append function in bash_profile did not work. I can log in as root or another normal user without a problem. The .bash_profile does not differ except for additional usages of append and export. I wonder what is wrong, how I can fix it and also how something like that could happen? Could it be an intrusion or virus from the zip-file? Why does bash think NEWPATH would be a command? Could it be some specific settings for my user are corrupted? Any help or hint mostly apreciated Thanks, Lynx -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
