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I try to access .bashrc by typing ~/.bashrc on my terminal. I am connecting to a remote server via ssh. I get an access denied message. I have no problems logging in, just the access denied message for that file. I need to edit it to load a compiler. How do I do that? I have very recently started using Xubuntu and ssh, so I would appreciate an easy to follow answer.


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If you want to load environmental variables from .bashrc, you can use



source ~/.bashrc


If for some reason you want to execute it, you have to change permissions first:



chmod u+x ~/.bashrc


After that, you can execute it with



~/.bashrc


However, it doesn't do that much, as it only initializes your shell options.


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