Command Prompt: prompt
View the current command prompt format under CentOS:
1 [root @ localhost ~] # echo $ PS1 PS1 # display style of the current use of 2 [\ U @ \ H \ W] \ $
Command prompt parameters are as follows:
\ d: # represents the date format weekday month date, for example: "Mon-Aug. 1" \ H: # full host name \ h: # take only the first host name \ t: # display time format 24 hours such as: HH: MM: SS \ T: # display for 12-hour format \ a: # show time is 24 hour format: HH: MM \ U: # current user account name \ v: #BASH version information \ w: # full name of the working directory \ W: # use basename get working directory name, it lists only the last directory \ #: # the first several commands issued \ $: # prompt character, if a root, tips operators are: #, compared with the average user: $
Modify the command prompt is as follows:
PS1="[\[\e[1;5;41;33m\]\u@\h \t\w]\$\e[0m\]"
The effect is as:
Represents 5 wherein highlighting for flash red 41 represents the bottom
Color parameters are as follows:
The FB 30 40 black 31 is 41 is red 32 42 is green 33 is 43 is yellow 34 is 44 is blue 35 45 purple 36 46 is cyan 37 [ 47 White
How to restart to take effect in /etc/profile.d/ add startup script. Command is as follows:
VI /etc/profile.d/ the env . SH
add the following command:
PS1 = " [\ [\ E [. 1; 41 is; 33m \] \ U @ \ H \ T \ W] \ $ \ E [0m \] "
save and exit.
You can reload at:
source /etc/profile.d/env.sh