stupid question: the path

UNIX AIX
1

I'm sorry for my stupid question, but when I log in with one account on my AIX machine, I see:

psar3@caixpc24: /home/psar3 >
>

When I login with another login (pger1), I see:
caixpc24 #

how can i change that i see the same for pger1 as for psar3???
(it's easy to see with which user i'm working and on what path i am)

Thanks for answer to my stupid question, but i would even not know how to search in google for this.... thanks.

2

Depending on which shell is beeing used, change the setting of the prompt variable in the appropriate shells configuration file, one way would be to have it set as:

if ($?prompt) then
    if ($term == "undefined" || $term == "linux" || $term == "screen" || $term == "ansi" || $term == "vt100") then
        set term = "vt100"
        set prompt = "%n@%m %~> "
    else
        set prompt = "%{\e]1;%m\a\e]2;%n@%m:%~\a%}%n@%m %~> "
    endif
endif
3

In otherwords... In your psar3 account's .profile or .login file (there should be one or the other or both), there will be some code on a line that begins with the word "prompt"....

Go to your pgr1 account, and copy that line to the same file (.login, or .profile) for the pgr1 account. Then (simplest) logout/in to the account again and you should see the change.

4

I use this: PS1='${LOGIN} ${PWD}> ' in my .profile file in my home directory.

5

great !
thank you