What about-bash-3.2#?

After the system has been signed into this, so look not good, in fact, is a small problem:

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The following are the causes of this problem:

We usually switch users in Linux after the command line will become-bash-3.2$, we have to analyze, this is related to the Linux mechanism, because every time the Linux under the creation of new users through Useradd, all the configuration files from/etc/ Skel copied to the new user's home directory, the general default in the new user home directory under Home, and about/etc/skel this directory, is mainly used by Useradd. The main reason why the command line becomes-bash-3.2$ may be that the configuration file is missing from the user's home directory

Here is the workaround:

1. The first approach is temporary:

Enter CSH or bash

2. The second approach is permanent:

Copy the hidden files below the/etc/skel/to your home directory, as an example of the root home directory:

Cp-a/etc/skel/. /root/

This is a small problem, I think it is very interesting to record a bit.

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What about-bash-3.2#?