(edit: Ubuntu 20)
I installed TOR and then "torified" my shell with:
$ echo ". torsocks on" >> ~/.bashrc Then, not related, I ran into some issues with TOR and had to purge remove everything. But, before I did, I ran:
$ source torsocks off It said it shut off. But, now, everytime I open a terminal I get:
bash: torsocks: No such file or directory at every startup. If I try to turn torsocks off, of course I get:
bash: torsocks: No such file or directory How do I undo this? I have no idea.
$ gnome-terminal --version # GNOME Terminal 3.36.2 using VTE 0.60.3 +BIDI +GNUTLS +ICU +SYSTEMD 1 Answer
To undo
$ echo ". torsocks on" >> ~/.bashrc you can open the file in a text editor
gedit ~/.bashrc or
nano ~/.bashrc and either remove or comment out (using #) the offending line
# . torsocks on 
