The name is Mohd Izuardi Ibrahim. He is a proud Malaysian who loved to spend his quality times with his beloved equipments and personal computer. He enjoys messing around with those cables and that hardwares, sometimes he is crazy enough to code complex scripts, and there are few times he plays around with those lazy system administrators over the internet. 
| I messed up with /etc/profile: How do I edit it? |
| Written by Mohd Izuardi Ibrahim | |
| Thursday, 28 September 2006 | |
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The situation: I thought that running a daemon during startup is just as same as setting up the classpath for JDK. Well, I was wrong!!! I am so stupid tu add the mysqld (command to start mysql daemon) in a line of /etc/profile. The results? I can log in to my account (Worse, it is the root account), thus it stucks during loading and I cannot do anything. I need to get the /etc/profile edited.
The Problem: How do I edit /etc/profile, since I do not have the right permission to edit it under normal user account?
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