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OpenWRT Command Line Prompt via SSH (view source)
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...at least it isn't as bad as the default Command Line Prompt from Redhat / CentOS. It has the most important thing, even Microsoft has included with DOS: The current FULL path (not just a directory) where one is in the file system. For example: root@WRT3200ACM:/etc/config | ...at least it isn't as bad as the default Command Line Prompt from Redhat / CentOS. It has the most important thing, even Microsoft has included with DOS: The current FULL path (not just a directory) where one is in the file system. For example: root@WRT3200ACM:/etc/config | ||
How does one modify it? Change the PS1 variable (the line that starts off: export PS1='WhatEverStuff ' ), it's in /etc/bashrc. But for OpenWRT it's in /etc/profile. | How does one modify it? Change the PS1 variable (the line that starts off: export PS1='WhatEverStuff ' ), it's in /etc/bashrc. But '''''for OpenWRT it's in /etc/profile.''''' | ||
The default value for PS1 = PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ ' (\u = User Name, \h = Host Name, \w = Full Path, \$ = # if one is logged on as the root user, $ for any other user) | The default value for PS1 = PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ ' (\u = User Name, \h = Host Name, \w = Full Path, \$ = # if one is logged on as the root user, $ for any other user) | ||