I have an assignment and I'm confused which bash configuration file to edit.I'm supposed to edit a bash configuration file and change the PS1 prompt and add an environment variable that searches ~/scripts whenever a root user enters a command. I am then supposed to copy it to the appropriate directory so all new created users will also have the variables.I can do the first part fine, but am not sure which configuration file I am supposed to be editing. Based on the second requirement, I'm editing ~/.bashrc, but then I'm stuck on the second part of which directory to copy to.NDG says that all files in that directory with a .sh extension are automatically executed in /etc/profile.d/, so I went ahead and copy/renamed ~/.bashrc to something like bashrc.sh there. But when I test it with a new user profile, there is an empty prompt in terminal.Hopefully someone here can help me, thanks.The exact wording of the assignmentIn the appropriate bash shell configuration file, configure the primary command line prompt so that it displays your surname, followed by @, the host name, and the working directory.Create a directory named ~/scriptsIn the appropriate bash shell configuration file, change the appropriate environment variable so that the system also searches the newly created ~/scripts directory when the root user enters a command.Copy the bash shell configuration file that you modified the steps above, to the appropriate directory so that whenever a new user is created, that user will also have these environment variable values.
Where to put bash configuration for newly created users?
bash;users;configuration;dot files