or
something, you need to add `-s /bin/bash` to the su command. (And I
think you might need to put everything after -c in quotes, so su doesn't
interpret the other arguments as arguments to su.)
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rstanding goes, that is certainly not correct.
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The sequence is different inside screen. Instead, (for bash) do
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne "\033_hello1\033\\"'
For something like .bashrc, it's best to test if you're inside a screen
session by checking the $TERM variable before setting the above
variable.
