On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 14:39 -0300, Pedro Ferreira wrote: > I have done something wrong with a bashrc file. I added a line at the > end of the file: > export PATH=/home/.../:$ PATH > > and apparently that worked fine, I could run that application from > everywhere. But when I logged out and tryed to log in again, I > couldn't. There was that "less than 10 seconds session" warning. > Anybody knows how I should modify the file and which file should I > modify? Someone told me to modify the ".bashrc" file, but that does > not exis on my pc. > > Thanks, > Pedro Ferreira. > > I'm not understanding how your situation is possible. How did you modify the .bashrc file to edit your $path if you don't have a .bashrc file? The command shown above shouldn't work as typed; it does pre-pend to $path it prepends to $ and then has the word PATH in there. Is that just a typo? James