Possible bug fixes

Note

This section is meant to become a list of common bugs that might arise along with a way to solve them.

Can’t fine bashrc file

If you could not find your .bashrc file, it might mean that you either don’t have one, or that it is located somewhere else. If you’re using C shell, then you should be actually looking for .cshrc. If that is indeed the case, replace bashrc by cshrc everywhere it appears. Furthermore, environment definitions are made slightly different in C shells. Instead of typing export KPP_HOME=$HOME/kpp for example, you would have to type setenv KPP_HOME $HOME/kpp. For other (less common) shells, we advice you to google these definitions. They should be easy to find. When in doubt of which shell you’re using, type echo $SHELL and check the output.

If you still can’t find your .bashrc or .cshrc, chances are you’re using an emulator, and not running natively. If this is the case, google for the location of the .bashrc-equivalent in your shell emulator (be it, Cygwin, Mingw, cmder or others).