[SOLVED] Cursor does not move to the bottom line and overwrite to same line on command line
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Cursor does not move to the bottom line and overwrite to same line on command line
Hi
I am connection to server via ssh from console.But usually when I write commands, cursor overwrite same line instead of move to bottom line.I am attaching an image.You can see problem from screenshot.
This may be because of how your prompt is configured. You are using bash, correct? Look in your normal bash config files located in both /etc and within your home directory, and see if your PS1 variable is moving it. You may have to back it up and delete just to tell if it is the problem or not.
Thanks @corp769 for reply. I have .bashrc at home directory but only contain an alias, PS1 variable in /etc/profile file. I changed my PS1 variable for colorizing. I am guessing my PS1 variable is '\u@\e[0;34m\h\e[0m:\$ '.Does colorize cause to problem?
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