macOS How to delete Terminal script

[IlyaKamens]

Hi,

A while ago, I wrote a Terminal script that executes "cd Desktop" every time I start Terminal.

With the release of Lion, this is no longer necessary as Terminal remembers where I last left off. I can't figure out how to disable/delete the script because I can't find it. There are also no options in the Terminal preferences that can help me. Does anyone have an idea as to how I might be able to disable/delete this script?

Thank you,
Ilya

 

[angelwatt]

In the Terminal preferences, on the Settings tab, there's a text field for a command to run when starting up. This may be where you placed it.

Also check in your home directory if you have anything in your .profile or .bash_profile (you may have neither file) that might be running it.

 

[IlyaKamens]

I am an idiot, and you are awesome. Thanks a bunch!

Ilya

 

[MacUser2525]

Hi,

A while ago, I wrote a Terminal script that executes "cd Desktop" every time I start Terminal.

With the release of Lion, this is no longer necessary as Terminal remembers where I last left off. I can't figure out how to disable/delete the script because I can't find it. There are also no options in the Terminal preferences that can help me. Does anyone have an idea as to how I might be able to disable/delete this script?

Thank you,
Ilya

Perhaps an execution call to it in your .bashrc, .bash_aliases, .bash_profile those are the normal *nix files read on every login which is what a new start of Terminal would be.