On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Bill Mullen wrote: =>Along these lines, I have the following in /etc/bashrc to colorize my =>prompts, and ensure that if I am root, either as a login or via an su, my =>prompt becomes a distinctive white on red: => => =>if [ $SHLVL = "1" ] ; then =>COLOUR=44 # blue =>else =>COLOUR=45 # magenta =>fi => =>if [ $UID = "0" ] ; then =>COLOUR=41 # red =>fi => =>ESC="\033" =>STYLE=';1m' # bold =>#STYLE='m' # plain =>export PS1="\[$ESC[$COLOUR;37$STYLE\]\u@\h:\[$ESC[m\]\w\\$ " =>export PS2="> " => =>This also colorizes the prompt in login shells (other than root's) to =>white on blue, and in all subsidiary shells (other than root's) to white =>on magenta. Handy to know when one more Ctrl-D will log you out. :) => Or you can do what I do:
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