Setting the terminal at prompt
Hello
By default, the Solaris 10 terminal is very simple (neither bash, nor tcsh at prompt)
I tried to copy /etc/profile content to a .bashrc or a .profile in my home directory.
I want to get hostname@username at prompt .
So how to get it?
If you login as Root at the terminal, then set the prompt in your root .profile. Normaly in /.profile or /root/.profile. Naturaly you could enter it in the /etc/default/profile but then eveyone on your System meant yell. They did that at a college from me as he changed the default. Eventhough he used mine I still set my own profile when I use root.
Try this:
bash syntax:
PS1='
\u@\H:\w
$OS -> '; export PS1
korn syntas:
$LOGNAME@`uname -n`
`uname -r` > "; export PS1
looks like this
root@MyHostName:/opt/SunMonitoring/scripts
5.10 ->
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Ustilago wrote:
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