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Title: Restoring default .bashrc file to /root
Post by: chandra on 2013/06/23, 05:09:40

While trying to set a red-coloured prompt for the superuser, I accidentally overwrote the default .bashrc file without backing it up.

I have found a .bashrc file in /etc/skel. Was this file default in the /root directory, or was it customized in any way? In short, how may I restore the default .bashrc file in /root?

Many thanks.

Title: RE: Restoring default .bashrc file to /root
Post by: seasons on 2013/06/23, 06:32:19

There is no difference between /root/.bashrc and /etc/skel/.bashrc on my system.

Title: RE: Restoring default .bashrc file to /root
Post by: chandra on 2013/06/23, 11:51:59

Thank you. That settles it.

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