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Operating Systems Solaris The .profile file has only exit command Post 302532551 by jlliagre on Tuesday 21st of June 2011 09:13:49 AM
Old 06-21-2011
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Originally Posted by avinashpv
I first wanted to have a back-up plan of how I can do damage control, incase the .profile throws me out every time I login.
This was a wise approach ...
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I have tried editing the .profile to have only the exit command.
Now the server is not allowing me to login Smilie Smilie
but not that ...

There are many ways to fix it. For example by using a different account to log in or a protocol that doesn't use .profile like ftp or (probably) sftp.
 

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PSI(1)                                                             User Commands                                                            PSI(1)

NAME
Psi - jabber client SYNOPSIS
psi [--profile=PROFILE] [--remote|--choose-profile] DESCRIPTION
[--status=STATUS [--status-message=MSG]] [--uri=URI] Psi - The Cross-Platform Jabber/XMPP Client For Power Users OPTIONS
--choose-profile Display Choose Profile dialog on startup. Cannot be used together with --remote. -h, --help Show this help message and exit. --profile=PROFILE Activate program instance running specified profile. Otherwise, open new instance using this profile (unless used together with --remote). --remote Force remote-control mode. If there is no running instance, or --profile was specified but there is no instance using it, exit with- out doing anything. Cannot be used with --choose-profile. --status=STATUS Set status. STATUS must be one of `online', `chat', `away', `xa', `dnd', `offline'. --status-message=MSG Set status message. Must be used together with --status. --uri=URI Open XMPP URI. (e.g. xmpp:someone@example.org?chat) For security reasons, this must be the last option. -v, --version Show version information and exit. SEE ALSO
Go to <http://psi-im.org/> for more information about Psi. Psi 0.14 January 2012 PSI(1)
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