Newbie.. how to set command prompt and command aliases

So, I usually log an as a root (Solaris 10), and I would like to have a current folder in my prompt, so I put a line in /etc/profile:
PS1="${LOGNAME}: `pwd`: "
but it shows only a folder that was current at a logon (root home folder)... how could I put it to be dynamic?
also, I would like to have alias
ll=ls -l
and I tried to put it in /etc/profile, but it doesn't work.
how could I change this?
I know these are begginers questions :)
tnx :)

bongo_zg wrote:
So, I usually log an as a root (Solaris 10), and I would like to have a current folder in my prompt, so I put a line in /etc/profile:
PS1="${LOGNAME}: `pwd`: "Logging in as root like that is a bad idea.
I'd suggest that you do one of the following
- use roles so that an ordinary user can perform some tasks that require elevated privileges
- use pfexec
- use sudo
but it shows only a folder that was current at a logon (root home folder)... how could I put it to be dynamic?
also, I would like to have alias
ll=ls -l
and I tried to put it in /etc/profile, but it doesn't work.
how could I change this?
I know these are begginers questions :)You haven't said which shell you are using.
For sh and ksh, then something like
PS1="\$LOGNAME: \$PWD: "
should work.
Paul

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