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I apologize for asking such a dumb question but my linux server is stuck in “bash” mode. When I log on through the terminal my command line looks like this:
-bash-3.2$
I cannot execute other commands because of this. If I type “exit” it closes the terminal window. How can I exit this bash mode so I can enter commands?!
Bash is a command line interpreter. It is one way to run commands on a linux system.
Are you saying that it isn’t allowing you to run the commands you enter? What error or response is it giving when you run a command using bash?