Add the following line to your .bashrc (which must be in your home directory) export PS1='\u@\h:\w\$ '

Yes, Login to your account and go to member services. Select change password from the menu. You will then be able to change your password and prompt question. See similar questions...

You can use the SET PROMPT command for this purpose. SET PROMPT sets the DCL prompt to the specified string. When you want to display variable information, you will need to establish a tie-in that provides the information to the SET PROMPT command as required. If you wish to display the default directory for instance, you will have to establish a tie between the SET DEFAULT command and the SET PROMPT commands, as there is no direct way to get the default directory as the DCL prompt. See similar questions...

Heinz Peter Hippenstiel) Add the following lines to .inputrc in your Cygwin home directory (e.g. /home/harold/): set meta-flag on set output-meta on # to show 8-bit characters set convert-meta off # to show it as character, not the octal representation # Mapping for German umlauts "\M-a": "?" "\M-A": "?" "\M-o": "?" "\M-O": "?" "\M-u": "?" "\M-U": "?" "\M-s": "?" # (TODO: Mapping for accents?) See similar questions...

OpenSSH 3.8 enables untrusted X11 forwarding by default when connecting to an ssh server that supports untrusted X11Forwarding. Most ssh servers for GNU/Linux are versions of OpenSSH that do support untrusted X11Forwarding, so using OpenSSH 3.8 from Cygwin will result in a connection that uses untrusted X11Forwarding by default. See similar questions...

You can place a literal newline in quotes, i.e. PROMPT="Hi Joe, what now?%# " If you have the bad taste to set the option cshjunkiequotes, which inhibits such behaviour, you will have to bracket this with unsetopt cshjunkiequotes and setopt cshjunkiequotes, or put it in your .zshrc before the option is set. In recent versions of zsh (not 3.0), there is a form of quoting which interprets print sequences like '\n' but otherwise acts like single quotes: surround the string with $'...'. See similar questions...

For security and policy reason, our system will provide you an option to change your password every 90 days. You will be prompted to change your password only after you have login successfully. Kindly take note of your date and time of last password change and the newly change password. See similar questions...

BASH® is a patented technology that mates a tracking power supply to a Class AB output stage to deliver efficiency that is comparable to Class D See similar questions...

To change directories simply type "cd [DESTINATION DIRECTORY]" where the destination directory is the name of the directory you wish to navigate to See similar questions...

PROMPT, is a multidimensional, multi-sensory therapeutic system that is holistic and dynamic. PROMPT has often been recognized singularly for its use of tactile- kinesthetic articulatory PROMPTs (cues) on the jaw, face and under the chin, that help to develop or restructure speech production output. In reality, PROMPT is about the dynamic way a child is viewed and treated. See similar questions...

Absolutely. You can configure the prompt on a per-zone basis. Ex. you could disable the prompt for internet apps & leave it enabled for Intranet apps. The majority of the security vulnerabilities introduced by ActiveX actually had nothing to do with a prompt. Most attacks were javascript in an html page scripting a well-intentioned ActiveX control that unintentionally exposed a security hole. "ClickOnce... See similar questions...

Use the 'fileprom' static file parameter. Try 'fileprom : [$f] :' as an example. (it was undocumented before v1.65) If you use DSZ, it directly accesses the UART, and uses the FIFOs. By default, it turns them OFF when it finishes. Since Waffle doesn't reset the Fossil driver, it tries stuffing characters into a buffer that's turned off. Check your /waffle/system/dirs file. This error occurs if the user does not have access to the root file directory ('files:' in the static file). See similar questions...

You can't. You need to create an ability with 0 values, and create a trigger to handle the ability. Then the trigger creates an invisible dummy unit, and casts on the target afterwards, or another method to achieve the desired effect. See similar questions...

Click here for more information on our Bash 01 in Santa Cruz, California, Bash 02 in Las Vegas, or for our Bash 03 reports from St. Petersburg, Florida, or our plans for Bash 04 in New York City. See similar questions...

You can use any shell you want, as long as it's listed in the /etc/shells file. Traditionally, academia seems to use the csh (C-shell) or its updated modern variant, tcsh. However, this is probably through inertia rather than anything else and having a knowledge of the sh family of shells, in particular the bash shell is probably more widely useful: much of the internals of Linux/*nix systems is based on portable sh-type scripts. See similar questions...

It does support "pound bang" processing. This will let you run scripts (perl - bash - gawk) without the need for the DOS extensions (.exe). See similar questions...

The problem is, for example, % echo -n foo % and the foo has been overwritten by the prompt %. The reason this happens is that the option PROMPT_CR is enabled by default, and it outputs a carriage return before the prompt in order to ensure that the line editor knows what column it is in (this is needed to position the right-side prompt correctly ($RPROMPT, $RPS1) and to avoid screen corruption when performing line editing). If you add unsetopt promptcr to your . See similar questions...

Yes, if your in a managed enterprise environment, you can use an Authenticode certificate to allow applications the IT department has indicated are trustworthy to run without prompting. See similar questions...

If you do not see "Login to PACER," enable the Java script in your browser settings. If your browser does not support Java script, you will need to upgrade your browser. See similar questions...

The command prompt is a text based application that provides direct interaction with the Unix system. It is similar in context to MSDOS or the Command Prompt window you can bring up on Windows systems. A listing of basic commands with documentation is available at http://www.math.duke.edu/computing/intro.html#BASIC. In general, most things can be done through the graphical user interface. But sometimes we will ask you, or it may be quicker and easier, to use the command prompt. See similar questions...