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21:50:39|mario@floris:/data 0 $

Ok now your wondering why I want to blog this, well...

The clock in front is blue because I like blue
A clock is very handy if your working in a large environment and if you are doing stuff on several servers at the same time (as usual)
So then you can see @what time you committed a command

Then the user@server:/path is handy if you use scp
I just can copy/past this (as root I'm lazy, so everything I can automate or script I don't need to type again)

scp file1 user@server:/path/where/I/am/like/pwd

the green zero behind is variable
green=($?==0)
red=($?!=0)
and the number is just how many jobs I have in background

The prompt: (just copy/past in your bash console)

PS1='\[\e[34m\]\t\[\e[0m\]|\u@\h:\w `if [[ $? = 0 ]]; then echo '\''\[\e[32m\]\j\[\e[0m\]'\''; else echo '\''\[\e[31m\]\j\[\e[0m\]'\'' ; fi` \$ '