If it is under default then you might want to check '/usr/bin/login' and '/bin/bash', if there is anything that run the above alias and remove it if there is. Under General tab, you will see 'Shells open with' Step to check your shell path: - Go to terminal and open preferences The article mention that you can check what is your default shell path. Second article mention about changing your terminal behaviour, which is most likely in your case. bashrc file and remove it if it does have. You can try to check if there is alias created in your. I have never test it before but with a quick search, I found two articles, first article and second article.įirst article mention about alias (which is ssh login without using password to remote server).
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