Locked out after .bashrc edit

[Ross Elliot]

I have a vagrant box running under the default user vagrant. I access the shell with Putty and a secure key.

I added this command to the end of .bashrc

if [[ ! $TERM =~ screen ]]; then
    exec tmux
fi

in an effort to start tmux automatically when I start a session. But now the shell exists when it loads tmux. I don't get a chance to do anything before it exits.

I have tried: vagrant ssh -c /bin/sh but the connection closes immediately.

With vagrant ssh -p I get asked for a password but "vagrant" doesn't work.

How can I get into my box to at least disable the .bashrc file?

On the other hand, can I roll my box back to the last suspended state, which was before I made the edit? I haven't reloaded as that will save the current state with the fatal edit.

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

you can use the vagrant way, which i a bit extreme

vagrant destroy

vagrant up

or you can try over the console/ssh as other user, not sure what box you use, so may or may not work

root/root

root/ubuntu

Alvaro

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