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Sunray Problem
Hi All
I have got a sunray thin client at my workplace which is connected to a V100 Server. I had a script which i execute every now and then to know the system status. In order that the script is executed every time I log in I accidently put the script in my .bashrc . The next time I was not able to get the login screen. Though I am able to ssh into my user account through somebody else's login . As of now I have removed the link to the script in my .bashrc file but the problem still continues . Please Help.. |
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