Closed zerodev-exe closed 2 years ago
The problem is not lscript. The problem is that kali has an alias with the l letter. Just edit .bashrc and remove the l alias.
It will look like this: l='ls -CF'
The problem is not lscript. The problem is that kali has an alias with the l letter. Just edit .bashrc and remove the l alias.
It will look like this: l='ls -CF'
.bashrc file location, hidden file, be sudo (sudo su):
/etc/skel/.bashrc
.... I just commented out the line and rebooted...'l' command still don't work.
How can I otherwise run the program?
The problem is not lscript. The problem is that kali has an alias with the l letter. Just edit .bashrc and remove the l alias.
It will look like this: l='ls -CF'
.bashrc file location, hidden file, be sudo (sudo su):
/etc/skel/.bashrc
.... I just commented out the line and rebooted...'l' command still don't work.
How can I otherwise run the program?
You should edit your home folder bashrc. Located in ~/.bashrc Edit it as a normal user and you don't need to reboot. You just close the terminal and open it again
when i press the letter "l" it shows the list like if i where to press "ls" so if you could fix that it would be very great. thank you very much!