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Re: prompt in bash 2.05 with solaris 9
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 22:03:20 +0200, Luca Miselli wrote:
Leave the files in /etc be. Customize such things in your ~/.profile or> Today I upgraded my solaris 7 to solaris 9
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> everything went quit fine, but I can't manage to get the prompt corect
> in the bash
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> I suppose I have to modify /etc/profile but all my attempt failed...
~/.bashrc and symlink ~/.bash_profile -> ~/.bashrc.
Aside from having /etc/profile affect -all- users such system files
-might- be replaced by a patch and you would lose your customizations.
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