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Hello,
I am on High Sierra 10.13.6. iMac 27" mid-2011.
I want to use Terminal to enter a "sudo" command.
The issue is that when I open Terminal, here's the info I get:
Last login: Tue Feb 16 22:51:47 on ttys000
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iphone-de-laurent:~ laurent$
It's not my iMac that appears, but my iPhone.
Why?
I don't know how to switch back to "iMac-de-Laurent:......." to launch my command.
Thank you for your help.
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profiler31 (Toulouse)
I am on High Sierra 10.13.6. iMac 27" mid-2011.
I want to use Terminal to enter a "sudo" command.
The issue is that when I open Terminal, here's the info I get:
Last login: Tue Feb 16 22:51:47 on ttys000
You have new mail.
iphone-de-laurent:~ laurent$
It's not my iMac that appears, but my iPhone.
Why?
I don't know how to switch back to "iMac-de-Laurent:......." to launch my command.
Thank you for your help.
--
Best regards
profiler31 (Toulouse)
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Hello,
Could you launch Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal and take the following two screenshots: this will help determine if any scripts are running at the startup of the Terminal utility:
- the window obtained with the menu "Terminal -> Preferences ... -> General"
- the window obtained with the menu "Terminal -> Preferences ... -> Profile -> Shell"
Just in case, here’s some help on:
- Taking a screenshot on Mac
- How to insert an image into a discussion
Note: Select the interesting part and not the entire screen; otherwise, the image will be too large and the texts will be unreadable.
Ritchi
Could you launch Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal and take the following two screenshots: this will help determine if any scripts are running at the startup of the Terminal utility:
- the window obtained with the menu "Terminal -> Preferences ... -> General"
- the window obtained with the menu "Terminal -> Preferences ... -> Profile -> Shell"
Just in case, here’s some help on:
- Taking a screenshot on Mac
- How to insert an image into a discussion
Note: Select the interesting part and not the entire screen; otherwise, the image will be too large and the texts will be unreadable.
Ritchi
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