On Apr 11, 2011, at 4:40 PM, Govinda wrote:
>> Note the "#"? That tells me you are running it from "root," not your user
>> account. The normal bash user prompt should end in a "$", like this:
>>
>> MacPro:~ rodb$
>>
>> I assume other shells (csh in particular) work the same, i.e. use "#" for
>> root. I know ksh does.
Glad I could help!
> Thanks to Rod - that was the issue. (Though on MacOS 10.6.7 the
> (default) user acct.-demarcation char apparently is "%".)
That depends on the shell you're using. Here's what I get from the shells I
have installed:
bash MacPro:~ rodb$
csh [MacPro:~] rodb%
ksh $
sh sh-3.2$
tcsh [MacPro:~] rodb%
zsh MacPro%
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Rod
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