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I'm currently working on a virtual instance called virtual4.1. I changed PS1 in my bash script to color the current directory that I'm in. However, running source ~/.bashrc changes the instance hostname from virtual4.1 to a bunch of numbers and letters. Is is possible to keep the original virtual hostname without having the terminal default to something else? This is what I have for PS1:
PS1='[u@h e[1;34mWe[0m]$ '
command-line bash ps1
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I'm currently working on a virtual instance called virtual4.1. I changed PS1 in my bash script to color the current directory that I'm in. However, running source ~/.bashrc changes the instance hostname from virtual4.1 to a bunch of numbers and letters. Is is possible to keep the original virtual hostname without having the terminal default to something else? This is what I have for PS1:
PS1='[u@h e[1;34mWe[0m]$ '
command-line bash ps1
asked May 2 at 18:54
Kevin JiangKevin Jiang
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I'm currently working on a virtual instance called virtual4.1. I changed PS1 in my bash script to color the current directory that I'm in. However, running source ~/.bashrc changes the instance hostname from virtual4.1 to a bunch of numbers and letters. Is is possible to keep the original virtual hostname without having the terminal default to something else? This is what I have for PS1:
PS1='[u@h e[1;34mWe[0m]$ '
command-line bash ps1
asked May 2 at 18:54
Kevin JiangKevin Jiang
12 bronze badges
I'm currently working on a virtual instance called virtual4.1. I changed PS1 in my bash script to color the current directory that I'm in. However, running source ~/.bashrc changes the instance hostname from virtual4.1 to a bunch of numbers and letters. Is is possible to keep the original virtual hostname without having the terminal default to something else? This is what I have for PS1:
PS1='[u@h e[1;34mWe[0m]$ '
command-line bash ps1
command-line bash ps1
asked May 2 at 18:54
Kevin JiangKevin Jiang
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asked May 2 at 18:54
Kevin JiangKevin Jiang
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Kevin JiangKevin Jiang
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