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Hi All,

How can i give permission for a specific user ( eg. admin ) ?

I tried with chmod admin+r prog.sh

which doesnt work.

Is there any way i can specify a user's name and give the...

Somebody please tell me the difference between $@ and $*

Thanks in advance.

Saneesh Joseph

Hi All,

I got the answer..

Just use PS1="[\u@\h \W]\$"
This will bring back the default prompt.

Thank you all for looking into my problem.

Thanks and Regards,
Saneesh Joseph.

I tested this and got the output.

But i am not able to understand how the execution happens.

Thats why the question.

Sorry if i troubled you so much.

Thanx,
Saneesh.

Hi vino,

This is not a duplicate post..

Both are two different command lines.

Thanx and Regards,
Saneesh Joseph

I am wondering whether

ls -l *.csw

can't give the modification date of a file? :confused:

Please explain this command line ?

wc<infile<newfile

Thanx,
Saneesh Joseph.

Can somebody give me the explanation for this command line:

ps>newfile<infile wc -l

?

I am totally confused with the order of its execution.. :confused:

Thanx,
Saneesh Joseph.

Thanx dangral..

But this is again a temporary solution..

I need it just like what we have in windows.

ie... prompt $P$G restores the default prompt.

What is the similiar solution here?
...

Hi,

That cud help me out very much.

Many thanx,
Saneesh Joseph.

Hi All,

Can somebody tell me the difference between /bin, /usr/bin, /sbin ?

Thanx in advance,
Saneesh Joseph

Hi cymon,

Thanx for the reply. But for using this command, we shud know the previous prompt in advance.

Suppose i dont know what the previous prompt is.
I need a generic solution for this....

I'm running Redhat Linux, also SCO Unix

I had the default prompt ( the one shown when i logged in ) as
root@user# (for root login )
user@user$ (for user login )

I set the prompt to X using...

Hi All,

How to change the UNIX prompt to the default one, after i changed it using PS1?

Thanx and Regards,
Saneesh Joseph.