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Date:	Sat, 17 Aug 2002 01:07:22 +0900
From:	=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Ney_Andr=E9_de_Mello_Zunino?= <zunino AT unu DOT edu>
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Subject:	Setting PS1 in ~/.bashrc
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Hello.

Sorry for the naive question, but I am not being able to override the default PS1 value set in /etc/profile. I tried searching the Web to find information on this and I read in several places that one should make changes in their own ~/.bashrc file. However, after I created this file and put my "export PS1" command in it, Cygwin still launches and makes use of the definition found in /etc/profile. I have discovered, however, that if I start a new instance of bash, my definition is taken into account.

I am sure I am the one missing something. I would be glad to know what it is.

Thank you,

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Ney André de Mello Zunino
Media and Technology Laboratory
Campus Computing Centre
United Nations University


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