Command line question

[Robert J. Grange]

My default shell was the shell that is set by YDL as the default.  It  
was not a bash shell, though I am sorry to say that I don't recall  
what it was.  However, when I signed in as either root, or su, the  
shell acted differently.  Then one day, the bash command line shows  
up.  And as for upgrading to v4, I will wait a while.


On Sep 12, 2005, at 4:01 PM, Kathryn Tate wrote:

> Are you talking about getting your default shell to start up when  
> you open the terminal? What was your default shell? You can change  
> which shell starts up in your login scripts. Those would  
> be .bashrc, .profile, .kshrc and so on.
>
> The latest is version 4 (. something) of Yellow Dog.
>
> Kathryn
> On Sep 12, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Robert J. Grange wrote:
>
>
>> I updated my linux version to the latest of 3, whatever that is.   
>> When I went into the terminal window and typed in su, then my  
>> password, I got a bash command line.  What happened to the default  
>> command line I have no idea, but now yum will not update, or  
>> anything else for that matter.  Can someone help with getting my  
>> default command line back, or do I have to hack the yum.conf file  
>> or what .  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.
>>
>>
>> Robert
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