When I log in, I see the error:
bash: alias: alias: not found
If I source my .bashrc file, the message appears again.
What is causing this?
Ubuntu – bash: alias: alias: not found
aliasbash
Related Solutions
To create an alias permanently add the alias to your .bashrc file
gedit ~/.bashrc
And then add your alias at the bottom.
Now execute . ~/.bashrc in your terminal (there should be a space between the . and ~/.bashrc.
Now you can check your alias.
With most commands, you can pass -- as an argument, and all subsequent arguments are treated as operands and not options, even if they begin with a dash. The alias builtin in bash recognizes --.
alias -- -='cd -'
Best Answer
I had the same issue, so the solution is to follow simply rules.
no other symbols between equal sign.
I had whitespaces between the sign and the
source ~/.bashrcalways failed for me.so be attentive