What's wrong with the command prompt?

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Something's wrong with my ubuntu. The command prompt suddenly changes from maixaolong@709-dl-server:~$ to something in the picture below. How can I fix this?



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    Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
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    Sep 25 at 2:44






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    @steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
    – Chan mankong
    Sep 25 at 2:52










  • @karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
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Something's wrong with my ubuntu. The command prompt suddenly changes from maixaolong@709-dl-server:~$ to something in the picture below. How can I fix this?



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    Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
    – steeldriver
    Sep 25 at 2:44






  • 1




    @steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
    – Chan mankong
    Sep 25 at 2:52










  • @karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
    – Chai T. Rex
    Sep 25 at 3:06












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Something's wrong with my ubuntu. The command prompt suddenly changes from maixaolong@709-dl-server:~$ to something in the picture below. How can I fix this?



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Something's wrong with my ubuntu. The command prompt suddenly changes from maixaolong@709-dl-server:~$ to something in the picture below. How can I fix this?



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  • 2




    Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
    – steeldriver
    Sep 25 at 2:44






  • 1




    @steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
    – Chan mankong
    Sep 25 at 2:52










  • @karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
    – Chai T. Rex
    Sep 25 at 3:06












  • 2




    Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
    – steeldriver
    Sep 25 at 2:44






  • 1




    @steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
    – Chan mankong
    Sep 25 at 2:52










  • @karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
    – Chai T. Rex
    Sep 25 at 3:06







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2




Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
– steeldriver
Sep 25 at 2:44




Did you change your login shell (perhaps to zsh)?
– steeldriver
Sep 25 at 2:44




1




1




@steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
– Chan mankong
Sep 25 at 2:52




@steeldriver, Oh yes, someone changed the login shell to zsh, how can I set it back to bash?
– Chan mankong
Sep 25 at 2:52












@karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
– Chai T. Rex
Sep 25 at 3:06




@karel That looks like PuTTY, which would have a shell through SSH.
– Chai T. Rex
Sep 25 at 3:06










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To change your login shell back to Bash, run:



chsh -s /bin/bash $USER


Then log out and log back in.






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      To change your login shell back to Bash, run:



      chsh -s /bin/bash $USER


      Then log out and log back in.






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        To change your login shell back to Bash, run:



        chsh -s /bin/bash $USER


        Then log out and log back in.






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        To change your login shell back to Bash, run:



        chsh -s /bin/bash $USER


        Then log out and log back in.







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