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Thanks guys.

I tried the xterm instead of terminal and it works. I do not know the reason why the gnome-terminal does not work.

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Hi Guys,

I have a script that runs certain simulations in batch mode. I need to schedule some simulations to run over night.
For each simulation to complete it should be run in separate terminal....

After some search I found two alternatives
The first -my favorite- is :

set prompt="%{\033[0;33m%}%~%{\033[1;30m%} \n%{\033[0;32m%}%n@%m:>%{\033\[1;31m%} "

The second is

alias set_prmpt...

Sorry,
I did not mention that I'm using csh as default shell on centos 5.10
It's the default shell set by the sys admin

Accordingly the PS1 does not exist :(
I have already added these commands...

I use the following command to print the current directory above the command prompt

set prompt="`exec pwd`\n$USER@`hostname -s` %B: % > "

The output is something like this

<current path>...

I receive this output when I run the command

chsh: can only change local entries; use ypchsh instead.

I'm working on a centos 5.10 64bit desktop machine. I want to change the default terminal compiler to bash instead of csh/sh without root permissions.

Thanks in advance

centos 5.10, 64-bit

Hi there,

I need to create a crone job to backup certain files on my disk without root permissions.
Also if I will be able to edit cronetab then I need to know how to edit it with any editor...

Does not work either.

I found the problem. In the IF condition body I extract the file $SDFFILE_SRC to $SDFFILE_DST. The extracted file reserves the modification date of the source compressed...

Hi there

I have the following code

SDFFILE_SRC=$BACKEND_DIR/$SDFFILE_MIN_tar
SDFFILE_DST=$SIM_DIR/$SDFFILE_MIN
if [[ (-e "$SDFFILE_DST" && ("$SDFFILE_SRC" -nt "$SDFFILE_DST")) || (! -e...