HI,
I compiled and installed Grass6.2RC1 and was using it normaly when the
conection from the windows terminal to the linux box where I run grass
shut off. Now, when I open the terminal in the linux box the bash
prompt is GRASS 6.2.0RC1 ():~ >
How can I make it go back to the way it was?
Should I delete some grass temp file?
Thanks
Daniel
On 10/5/06, Daniel Victoria <daniel.victoria@gmail.com> wrote:
HI,
I compiled and installed Grass6.2RC1 and was using it normaly when the
conection from the windows terminal to the linux box where I run grass
shut off. Now, when I open the terminal in the linux box the bash
prompt is GRASS 6.2.0RC1 ():~ >How can I make it go back to the way it was?
Should I delete some grass temp file?
Thanks
Daniel
to set the linux terminal prompt to [user@server_name directory]
put
PS1="[\u@\h \W]\$ "
in /home/youraccount/.bashrc
and
source .bashrc
(or log out, log back in)
see the man page for bashrc for the other prompt options
lp
Thanks for the help Larry,
I think I found out what I did wrong. There was a .bashrc.save file in
the directory and I believe grass changed my bashrc and then it did
not change back. I restored the old bashrc.save and now everything is
back. Probably the old temporary files where not cleaned up correctly
Cheers
Daniel
On 10/5/06, Larry Prevett <prevettl@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/5/06, Daniel Victoria <daniel.victoria@gmail.com> wrote:
> HI,
>
> I compiled and installed Grass6.2RC1 and was using it normaly when the
> conection from the windows terminal to the linux box where I run grass
> shut off. Now, when I open the terminal in the linux box the bash
> prompt is GRASS 6.2.0RC1 ():~ >
>
> How can I make it go back to the way it was?
> Should I delete some grass temp file?
> Thanks
> Danielto set the linux terminal prompt to [user@server_name directory]
put
PS1="[\u@\h \W]\\$ "
in /home/youraccount/.bashrc
and
source .bashrc
(or log out, log back in)see the man page for bashrc for the other prompt options
lp