Login Loop in Ubuntu 16.04 after editing the Path
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I was editing the path as said in this page: Source
After I did that, I logged out, and ever since that, I was not able to Login.
I have tried various Login Loop Remedies said in this Exchange, but was not possible.
I think the error was due to the fact that, I may have entered a wrong path first and then appended the remaining path as said in the Source page:
PATH=/path/to/command/directory:$PATH
Is there a solution to revert back and able to login normally?
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I was editing the path as said in this page: Source
After I did that, I logged out, and ever since that, I was not able to Login.
I have tried various Login Loop Remedies said in this Exchange, but was not possible.
I think the error was due to the fact that, I may have entered a wrong path first and then appended the remaining path as said in the Source page:
PATH=/path/to/command/directory:$PATH
Is there a solution to revert back and able to login normally?
command-line bash login paths pam-environment
asked May 20 at 8:34
remedcu
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up vote
0
down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I was editing the path as said in this page: Source
After I did that, I logged out, and ever since that, I was not able to Login.
I have tried various Login Loop Remedies said in this Exchange, but was not possible.
I think the error was due to the fact that, I may have entered a wrong path first and then appended the remaining path as said in the Source page:
PATH=/path/to/command/directory:$PATH
Is there a solution to revert back and able to login normally?
command-line bash login paths pam-environment
asked May 20 at 8:34
remedcu
1034
I was editing the path as said in this page: Source
After I did that, I logged out, and ever since that, I was not able to Login.
I have tried various Login Loop Remedies said in this Exchange, but was not possible.
I think the error was due to the fact that, I may have entered a wrong path first and then appended the remaining path as said in the Source page:
PATH=/path/to/command/directory:$PATH
Is there a solution to revert back and able to login normally?
command-line bash login paths pam-environment
asked May 20 at 8:34
remedcu
1034
asked May 20 at 8:34
remedcu
1034
asked May 20 at 8:34
remedcu
1034
asked May 20 at 8:34
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Have you tried logging in at a text terminal:
Ctrl+Alt+F1- Enter user name then password
If you can log in this way you could temporarily rename ~/.pam_environment:
mv ~/.pam_environment ~/.pam_environment.bak
Then switch back to the graphical login (Ctrl+Alt+F7) and try again.
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
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answered May 20 at 9:02
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Have you tried logging in at a text terminal:
Ctrl+Alt+F1- Enter user name then password
If you can log in this way you could temporarily rename ~/.pam_environment:
mv ~/.pam_environment ~/.pam_environment.bak
Then switch back to the graphical login (Ctrl+Alt+F7) and try again.
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
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answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
363
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Have you tried logging in at a text terminal:
Ctrl+Alt+F1- Enter user name then password
If you can log in this way you could temporarily rename ~/.pam_environment:
mv ~/.pam_environment ~/.pam_environment.bak
Then switch back to the graphical login (Ctrl+Alt+F7) and try again.
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
363
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Have you tried logging in at a text terminal:
Ctrl+Alt+F1- Enter user name then password
If you can log in this way you could temporarily rename ~/.pam_environment:
mv ~/.pam_environment ~/.pam_environment.bak
Then switch back to the graphical login (Ctrl+Alt+F7) and try again.
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
363
Have you tried logging in at a text terminal:
Ctrl+Alt+F1- Enter user name then password
If you can log in this way you could temporarily rename ~/.pam_environment:
mv ~/.pam_environment ~/.pam_environment.bak
Then switch back to the graphical login (Ctrl+Alt+F7) and try again.
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
363
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
edited May 20 at 9:15
Thomas
3,10071325
3,10071325
answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
363
answered May 20 at 9:02
Paul Worrall
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answered May 20 at 9:02
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