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Problem starting bash on Ubuntu 23.04, 'Para' command not found

ki flag

When I start bash these messages already appear. It started suddenly. I've already looked at the .bashrc initialization files and there's nothing related to "Para".

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'Para' command not found

waltinator avatar
it flag
Debug your `~/.bashrc` by _temporarily_ inserting `set -x` as the first line. Then, either invoke it with `. ~/.bashrc` or by Logout/Login.
Raffa avatar
jp flag
Obviously one of the files automatically sourced by `bash` contains invalid uncommented line separators e.g. `------------------------` ... Use https://www.shellcheck.net/ to check them.
Lucas Cardoso avatar
ki flag
I found the problem, my `.bash_aliases` file had some lines with "-----" that I used to separate my aliases by sectors without being commented out. The strange thing is that in version 22.04 LTS they were also like this and it wasn't a problem (I recently updated to version 23.04). Anyway, the set -x command at the beginning of the ~/.bashrc script was very useful. Thanks!
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