How to delete MOTD/Banner on Raspberry Pi Log in?
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I have a raspberry pi and some of my friends logged into it and added the 'Hola bebe <3' line. I want to delete it. It's not the etc/motd file and it isn't a banner. This line appears after I enter my password correctly.
Can sombebody help me removing it?
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I have a raspberry pi and some of my friends logged into it and added the 'Hola bebe <3' line. I want to delete it. It's not the etc/motd file and it isn't a banner. This line appears after I enter my password correctly.
Can sombebody help me removing it?
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– jww
Nov 9 at 13:23
Check in your~/.bash_profileand other files that are sourced when you start a session.
– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45
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I have a raspberry pi and some of my friends logged into it and added the 'Hola bebe <3' line. I want to delete it. It's not the etc/motd file and it isn't a banner. This line appears after I enter my password correctly.
Can sombebody help me removing it?
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I have a raspberry pi and some of my friends logged into it and added the 'Hola bebe <3' line. I want to delete it. It's not the etc/motd file and it isn't a banner. This line appears after I enter my password correctly.
Can sombebody help me removing it?
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linux ubuntu command-line raspberry-pi debian
linux ubuntu command-line raspberry-pi debian
asked Nov 9 at 12:44
Kevin Costes
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– jww
Nov 9 at 13:23
Check in your~/.bash_profileand other files that are sourced when you start a session.
– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45
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– jww
Nov 9 at 13:23
Check in your~/.bash_profileand other files that are sourced when you start a session.
– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45
Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange or Internet of Things Stack Exchange
– jww
Nov 9 at 13:23
Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange or Internet of Things Stack Exchange
– jww
Nov 9 at 13:23
Check in your
~/.bash_profile and other files that are sourced when you start a session.– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45
Check in your
~/.bash_profile and other files that are sourced when you start a session.– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45
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Check in your
~/.bash_profileand other files that are sourced when you start a session.– ivanivan
Nov 9 at 14:45