mputty how to edit existing session
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I have MOUTTY. I need to modify existing IP of a box which is saved as Production1 session. I went to proeprties there is no edit button there. please advise
I have MOUTTY. I need to modify existing IP of a box which is saved as Production1 session. I went to proeprties there is no edit button there. please advise
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Does your system have /etc/bashrc?
Look within to see whether it has a check for the TERM you are connected with and if it is exterm it sets PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND.
the PROMPT_COMMAND ....
Look within to see whether it has a check for the TERM you are connected with and if it is exterm it sets PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND.
the PROMPT_COMMAND ....
Oh, you still would need to manually add/configure your desired HEADING of the window
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Oh, you still would need to manually add/configure your desired HEADING of the window
how to do this manually. can you please put some screenshots?
Please run in the session, set | grep -I prompt
There are no screen shots to post. You can set the initial title of a window within the appearance higherarchy, but if the terminal type is xterm, the connection to the shell bash, ksh, zsh, etc that sets a variable that is used to update the terminal window.
In a similar way as it manages the shell prompt, it also updates the terminal window title.
There are no screen shots to post. You can set the initial title of a window within the appearance higherarchy, but if the terminal type is xterm, the connection to the shell bash, ksh, zsh, etc that sets a variable that is used to update the terminal window.
In a similar way as it manages the shell prompt, it also updates the terminal window title.
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unix is awesome with very little power to developer i guess
Not sure I understand your comment, though it might be an issue in the formulation,
One can use a fairly simple desktop PC by installing Linux and have a robust, "powerful" server for web, (LAMP) setup since the OS's resource consumption is minimal compared to others
One can use a fairly simple desktop PC by installing Linux and have a robust, "powerful" server for web, (LAMP) setup since the OS's resource consumption is minimal compared to others
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please advise on how to open rename window