putty linux image
hany_me
putty and fedora
Answer
This link refers to Fedora and putty http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&search=putty&srodzaj=3
Hope it is what you are looking for.
LUg.
This link refers to Fedora and putty http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&search=putty&srodzaj=3
Hope it is what you are looking for.
LUg.
what is putty in linux?
kanth_bopp
Answer
Your question is hard to understand. Putty is a ssh client. If you have Linux installed you can open up the terminal and use the ssh command as follows
ssh user@somewhere.org
and connect to a ssh server running.
Putty does the same thing on windows that does not have a ssh command.
RJ
Your question is hard to understand. Putty is a ssh client. If you have Linux installed you can open up the terminal and use the ssh command as follows
ssh user@somewhere.org
and connect to a ssh server running.
Putty does the same thing on windows that does not have a ssh command.
RJ
linux putty directory?
jackal_04
Quick question when connecting to a linux box by putty:
Once I login in, I cannot see the directoy I am in. i.e. /usr/local>
It shows me -bash-3.2$>
is there a command to make it display the directory I am in..I wont be able to keep track of the directory I am in otherwise!
Answer
Put the following into your .bash_profile :
export PS1='\w> '
If you also want to show the current time in the prompt, and have the '$' show up as a '#' when you're root, then make it something like:
export PS1='\A \w\$ '
There is a full list and explanation of the expansions you can put into your prompt strings, in bash's manual page on Linux. Just type "man bash".
Put the following into your .bash_profile :
export PS1='\w> '
If you also want to show the current time in the prompt, and have the '$' show up as a '#' when you're root, then make it something like:
export PS1='\A \w\$ '
There is a full list and explanation of the expansions you can put into your prompt strings, in bash's manual page on Linux. Just type "man bash".
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