Hello,
As a workaround for certain issue, I want to use SSH with a clean environment.
I tried this: env -i ssh, but it returns:
env -i ssh
grep: ssh: No such file or directory
As I'm a beginner, it would be great if you can suggest me, what is going wrong here.
Thank you,
I don't understand your error message. It seems you've omitted something important. Where does grep come in?
Perhaps you should begin the story by describing the "certain issue" along with a more detailed description of your workaround.
Regards,
Alister
You certainly have aliased the env command,
check with
which env
type env
To temporarily escape aliasing, do
\env -i ssh
Or in case you have another env executable in you PATH:
/usr/bin/env -i ssh
Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
which env
/usr/bin/env
type env
env is aliased to `env | grep -v `echo -e "\\e\["`'
It works with /usr/bin/env -i ssh.
Thank you,