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What version of bash are you using? ![C4CD9CD8-6A75-443E-A7E3-17D14878D287](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4204038/97121143-6bb73e80-16f2-11eb-9c47-f0f081b714df.jpeg) ![7B4F77AC-DA76-47E6-9C35-3C5E8FE45F3A](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4204038/97121151-71ad1f80-16f2-11eb-91d6-3fde7b95b669.jpeg)

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bashrc_dispatch is a file and .bashrc .bash_login .bash_profile and .profile are symlinks to bashrc_dispatch. These are located in my home directory. On May 24, 2013, at 16:51, Gioele [email protected] wrote:...

That doesn't seem to help and prevents me from logging in X11 or otherwise (e.g. via `su - user` or ssh).

I apologize; that was one of the modifications I didn't try on my own. When I use that, I am able to login to X, but all of the shells...

This is also true when logging into a BASH shell on OSX (in Terminal, ssh, etc). If the `[ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ] && return` is set, I am dropped to...

As a work-around, I have reconfigured `sh` to be `bash` instead of `dash`. However, I may not be able to do this to systems to which I do not have...

I found a bit of a better work-around for this. At the beginning of .bashrc_dispatch: ``` shell export OLD_DISPLAY=$DISPLAY [[ $SESSION = ubuntu && ! -z $DISPLAY ]] && unset...