Here is an easy tip for those who like to customize the bash prompt of his server.
Scenario:
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The bash prompt of my server looks as below, with name "localhost"
I don't like to see localhost on my server, I want it to be customized with my name.
So, here is an easy step:
Create a file named "/etc/profile.d/custom_prompt.sh".
Enter the below content to the file:
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export PS1='[root@MANINMANOJ]#'
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Now, the file looks as below snippet:
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[root@MANINMANOJ]#cat /etc/profile.d/custom_prompt.sh
export PS1='[root@MANINMANOJ]#'
Scenario:
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The bash prompt of my server looks as below, with name "localhost"
I don't like to see localhost on my server, I want it to be customized with my name.
So, here is an easy step:
Create a file named "/etc/profile.d/custom_prompt.sh".
Enter the below content to the file:
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export PS1='[root@MANINMANOJ]#'
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Now, the file looks as below snippet:
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[root@MANINMANOJ]#cat /etc/profile.d/custom_prompt.sh
export PS1='[root@MANINMANOJ]#'
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Execute the script using sh:
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sh /etc/profile.d/custom_prompt.sh
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Now, logout and login again to the shell.
You will see that the bash prompt changed.
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