-bash-2.05b#


i login to my server via ssh i the root is

-bash-2.05b#

why ??
how i can restore my default ssh root

thanks

did you log in under root? Or normal user? maybe you want to use "su"?

of course he is loged is as root otherwise it wouldnt be a # at end of prompt

i think he wants to know how he can change the promt from
-bash-2.05b#
to something like
[root@hostname root]#

http://www.linuxlookup.com/html/articles/custom-prompts.html

Originally posted by alexmue
of course he is loged is as root otherwise it wouldnt be a # at end of prompt

Red Hat Enterprise actually puts a '#' at the end of the prompt for non-root users.

Is this linux or Freebsd?

Edit /etc/pass
you will see: root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash2
replace to root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
goodluck

where is the proplem you can put what ever you whant to be up

for example
i_login_root_#

check the .bashrc and you c how to change it


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I would export using the PS1 command. I belive the url above lists some exports if not I can show you some examples for bash and how to make them active.

Like export PS1="[$USER@$HOST:] "

should be [root@machine.com:]