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Access Config file

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Post by A^Wolf »

My bot is online in my channel.If i go back and access my shell account,whats the command to access/open my config file to make changes?
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Post by Wcc »

Try one of these commands:
pico <configfile>
nano <configfile>
edit <configfile>
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Post by Petersen »

vi :grin:
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Post by Wcc »

I left that out on purpose :smile:.
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Post by bobjuh »

On 2002-03-03 21:50, Wcc wrote:
I left that out on purpose :smile:.
I can understand that.
VI is a bit harder to use. I just start using it because it have no other chose. The administrator of that linux pc just has VI on that pc. I want pico ! :razz:

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Post by Petersen »

vi (and its spinoffs of vim etc) are the most feature packed and useful commandline editors in existance. I do suggest you invest the time learning to use it, as it can make you a lot more productive (and its also universal accross all versions on *nix)
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