overwitten bashrc in centos

[cubaperumal]

Dear friends ,
I am using centOs version 6.5. I was editing bashrc using vi editor to setup path for a program,
my capslock was on when I was giving quit command to vi editor. I dont know what mistake I have done.
When I boot Centos (gui). There is problem in booting. Is there anyway that I could retrieve the default bashrc by logging in
as root without formatting or reinstalling OS. please help me in this regard

 

[ratul]

Dear friends ,
I am using centOs version 6.5. I was editing bashrc using vi editor to setup path for a program,
my capslock was on when I was giving quit command to vi editor. I dont know what mistake I have done.
When I boot Centos (gui). There is problem in booting. Is there anyway that I could retrieve the default bashrc by logging in
as root without formatting or reinstalling OS. please help me in this regard

i think /etc/skel stores the default files needed for any home directory, just copy the bashrc from there.

cp /etc/skel/.bashrc ~