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When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated.!

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When I don't enter my password I get a useable shell. What can I do to prevent the sudo command from reopening? enter image description here

When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated.

enter image description here

When I don't enter my password I get a useable shell. What can I do to prevent the sudo command from reopening? enter image description here

When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated!

enter image description here

When I don't enter my password I get a useable shell. What can I do to prevent the sudo command from reopening? enter image description here

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How can I recover my terminal onceterminate the setup files have locked me outrunning sudo command that always reopens?

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When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated.

enter image description here

CanWhen I somehow fix this sodon't enter my password I get a useable shell. What can follow the stepsI do to remove MacPortsprevent the sudo command from reopening?

This is how far I have gotten: enter image description hereenter image description here

When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated.

enter image description here

Can I somehow fix this so I can follow the steps to remove MacPorts?

This is how far I have gotten: enter image description here

When i open a new window in terminal i get this: ! enter image description here

I was trying to install MacPorts approximately a year ago and that did not go well.

Since i don't use terminal very often I just left it that way.

Now I would like to have it working again!

I tried to delete the com.apple.terminal.plist file and I am stuck.

When I enter my password the shell turns from sudo to tee and everything I enter is just repeated.

enter image description here

When I don't enter my password I get a useable shell. What can I do to prevent the sudo command from reopening? enter image description here

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