I use this:
userchar='$'
if [ "${WINDIR-}" ]; then
if net session > /dev/null 2>&1; then
userchar='#'
fi
fi
export PS1="$PS1$userchar "
I don't remember where I saw it, but it works well for me.
I don't know if it's worse or better, but I'll throw it o
someone at kosowsky dot org wrote:
2. Is there any better way to determine that one has Administrator
privileges than to run something like:
id -G | grep -Eq '<\544\>'
Or:
[[ `id -G` =~$(echo "\<544\>") ]]
(note the 'echo' is used to get around inc
On Oct 24 12:22, Anthony Geoghegan wrote:
> >The only solution I have now is to open a new bash window as
> > administrator.
> >So is there a way to elevate (or change) privileges from with a bash
> > shell?
>
> A while ago, I researched a Cygwin equivalent for sudo but that's what
> I e
>The only solution I have now is to open a new bash window as administrator.
>So is there a way to elevate (or change) privileges from with a bash shell?
A while ago, I researched a Cygwin equivalent for sudo but that's what
I ended up doing, myself.
> 2. Is there any better way to determ
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