Questions tagged [bashrc]
bashrc is one of the scripts the Bash shell reads as `.bashrc` and executes when started as an interactive (but not login) shell.
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exit code segment causes Bash prompt to freak out
My Bash prompt (based on mike kasberg's) generally works fine. But when I get an error code, and then write over to the next line, no newline is generated, so the text goes back over my previous ...
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Store output of command history
Is there some way to record not only the commands that I type in my terminal, but also their ouput? Is there maybe something that I can add to my .bashrc that could act similar to passing all commands ...
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Bash prompt with zero width control characters
To prevent the prompt from warping around right-to-left text, I want to insert a zero width LRM into the bash prompt (U200e). Since this is a zero width character, my instinct was to wrap it with \[&...
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Why is a newly created user account using my personal bashrc?
I set up a home server running Rocky 9 with a minimal install and one user account [mine]. I then created a new user, but when I login as the new user, the bash prompt is using the custom PS1 scheme ...
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Activate a conda/mamba environment when cd to a specific directory
Can I automatically activate a specific environment when cd into a directory? Like if I cd into the directory my_nn_library then automatically run mamba activate nn_env. I am using Ubuntu.
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docker login fails when done in .bashrc
At the end of my .bashrc file I have the following:
docker login -u AWS -p $(aws --region us-east-2 ecr get-login-password) 636602586062.dkr.ecr.us-east-2.amazonaws.com
However, whenever I open up a ...
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.bashrc PS1: \w for WSL
I'm using Debian on WSL. However I mostly work in the Windows path. Currently my PS1 in .bashrc looks like this:
PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;32m\]\u\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[...
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The most proper place to set systemwide shell alias in a Linux system
There are many places to set an alias for all users within a Linux system,
e.g. /etc/profile, /etc/profile.d/*, /etc/bash.bashrc...
I'm wondering which one is the most proper/correct, in other words, ...
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bash scripts not loading any of ~/.bash*
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M1 MacBook
macOS Ventura 13.5.2
zsh as default shell
GNU coreutils installed by homebrew
/opt/homebrew/opt/coreutils/libexec/gnubin added to path in ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and ~/....
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Is there a way to disable force flag in reboot command
I want to prevent execution of reboot -f, Is there any way we can either disable the force flag itself or simply ignore the force flag and redirect the usual reboot?
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vscode remote environment variables don't match `.bashrc`
Let's say the $PATH variable contained /usr/bin before everything.
My ~/.bashrc used to have a line like this:
export PATH='/home/user/123:$PATH'
Then, I changed the line to:
export PATH='/home/user/...
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Adding color to bash right prompt causes unwanted behaviour
rightprompt() {
green=$(tput setaf 156)
yellow=$(tput setaf 228)
red=$(tput setaf 203)
printf "%*s" $COLUMNS "${green}$(date +%a), ${yellow}$(date +%b\ %d), ${red}$(date ...
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every time i open my parrot OS terminal i get bash: ‘export: command not found
I prefer Linux. I accidentally executed a misspelled command in terminal.
sudo echo 'export PATH=/home/grump/miniconda3/bin:$PATH' >> /.bashrc
What can I do now that it is constantly executing ...
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.bashrc is not sourced when open new tab in Terminal.app
When I opened new tab in Terminal.app with cmd + T, .bashrc is not sourced automatically.
I had to manually run the source command.
Could you please tell me why this is?
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macOS Monterey 12....
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How to get full path in terminal and what PS1 cmd to use in bashrc [duplicate]
Every time I change the directory I get only current directory name but I want full path what cmd should I use in my .bashrc file ?
currently, i am trying as follows
export PS1="\W >"
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