Login Loop in Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 and PATH Variable
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I am stuck in a login loop in Ubuntu and I tried to use
$ mv .Xauthority .Xauthority.bak
command via logging into the console
but I recently changed my PATH Variable to Oracle-JDK8 and removed the /usr/bin. Now I couldn't use the mv command because /usr/bin isn't in the PATH Variable. How to resolve this?
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I am stuck in a login loop in Ubuntu and I tried to use
$ mv .Xauthority .Xauthority.bak
command via logging into the console
but I recently changed my PATH Variable to Oracle-JDK8 and removed the /usr/bin. Now I couldn't use the mv command because /usr/bin isn't in the PATH Variable. How to resolve this?
linux gnome
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
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Did you already try to add/usr/binto the PATH variable?
– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32
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up vote
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down vote
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I am stuck in a login loop in Ubuntu and I tried to use
$ mv .Xauthority .Xauthority.bak
command via logging into the console
but I recently changed my PATH Variable to Oracle-JDK8 and removed the /usr/bin. Now I couldn't use the mv command because /usr/bin isn't in the PATH Variable. How to resolve this?
linux gnome
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
1
I am stuck in a login loop in Ubuntu and I tried to use
$ mv .Xauthority .Xauthority.bak
command via logging into the console
but I recently changed my PATH Variable to Oracle-JDK8 and removed the /usr/bin. Now I couldn't use the mv command because /usr/bin isn't in the PATH Variable. How to resolve this?
linux gnome
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
1
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
edited May 3 at 6:24
Rahul
8,44612741
8,44612741
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
1
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
1
asked May 3 at 6:23
coder_404
1
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Did you already try to add/usr/binto the PATH variable?
– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32
add a comment |Â
Did you already try to add/usr/binto the PATH variable?
– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32
Did you already try to add
/usr/bin to the PATH variable?– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Did you already try to add
/usr/bin to the PATH variable?– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32
add a comment |Â
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Did you already try to add
/usr/binto the PATH variable?– Marco
May 3 at 6:29
Yes, I did via the console window by using the export command but I couldn't fix the issue.
– coder_404
May 4 at 6:32