I was also affected by issue.
But thanks to thread, I found how to disable PS1 changing by byobu.
Default bash.rc enables byobu colorizing if it exists:
[ -r /home/bhs/.byobu/prompt ] && . /home/bhs/.byobu/prompt #byobu-
prompt#
If line is commented, PS1 remains identical to what's set by ba
Hello,
Getting color changing here too, after runing byobu at ubuntu server
4.4.0.
Just doing
nano .bashrc
ctrl-x
gets back to the previous prompt colors before issuing byobu.
Please notice nothing was really changed at .bashrc, just opened with
nano.
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Hi
you probably have a
# set a fancy prompt (non-color, unless we know we "want" color)
case "$TERM" in
xterm|xterm-color|*-256color) color_prompt=yes;;
esac
in your .bashrc
and the default TERM for byobu is "screen" (for me)
So
1) add force_color_prompt=yes in your bashrc
or
2) add "sc
+1 for @readan2
I've been trying to make byobu+screen automatically start a login shell
for months (i know that sounds pathetic), and this workaround adequately
solves this for me. In order to utilize my ruby on rails environment I
must be logged into a login shell which required me to do bash -l,
+1 for the workarounds from @readan2 in #33. Using a mbp5,3 on OSX 10.9.1, with
byobu and tmux from homebrew. I don't understand the reasons for wanting to
avoid a login shell, but I can report that adding "--login" in the three places
shown below gets my $PS1 back the way it's supposed to be.
I also see this behavior with byobu 5.60-0ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 13.10.
I can run byobu manually or automatically at login (using byobu-enable)
but the aliases and functions I have in a /etc/profile.d/lxc-helpers.sh
script aren't available to me.
Interestingly, when I run tmux it does have my profile
I too can confirm that this is still present.
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I tried to edit the two places readan2 mentioned on Ubuntu 13.10, but
that just caused byobu to immediately exit on start :( I need a login
shell to get RVM to work.
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I can confirm that this affects me as well with byoby 5.21-5.
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I'm using byobu-tmux with bash and .bash_profile is not sourced at all
so I'm missing my alias, functions, environment variables and even bash-
completion doesn't work. To enable profile sourcing, login mode for the
shell has to be used.
As far as I can gather, login mode is disabled on purpose. I
`echo "shell -/bin/bash" >> $HOME/.screenrc` will solve your problem by
invoking the bash as login shell
see `man 1 screen`, and search for `shell command` can find the answer.
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The bug was about byobu not reading PS1's formatting in ~/.bash_profile.
The fix apparently goes along "so just do not specify it there", which I
would not go as far to call it a fix.
My fix, if you can also call it that, is, instead, going to Menu >
Create new windows > Command: /bin/bash --login
This bug was fixed in the package byobu - 3.29-0ubuntu1
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* usr/share/man/man1/byobu.1: document PS1 workaround, LP: #525552
* usr/share/man/man1/byobu.1: fix minor manpage typo, add SERVICES example
* usr/lib/byob
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Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Thanks, Igor. For now, I'm going to document your workaround in the
byobu.1 manpage.
Thanks!
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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Reopening this bug per the last comment. Bummer.
I think the next step, then, is to go through ~/.byobu/profile
commenting out each line starting at the end, working your way
backwards, until we find the screen configuration setting that's
breaking this in Byobu, but allowing it to work in Screen
I can confirm this on CentOS 5.5. I have compiled byobu 3.27 from
source. deflogin is set to on but still PS1 is lost within byobu. all
goes well when running just screen. moving PS1 from .profile to .bashrc
fix the issue though.
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This bug was fixed in the package byobu - 3.26-0ubuntu1
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* usr/bin/byobu-reconnect-sockets, usr/lib/byobu/date,
usr/share/byobu/keybindings/f-keys,
usr/share/byobu/keybindings/screen-escape-keys:
- add a c
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Okay, I'm going to explicitly set deflogin on in
/usr/share/byobu/profiles/common.
Can you give the next release a try and let me know?
Also, can you give me a very explicit set of testing instructions?
Thanks!!
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Status: Incomplete => Fix Committed
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