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When logging via VPN I get:

You are logged into a Darwin Machine...(Version 12.2.0)
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.8.2
BuildVersion: 12C60
Host => vpnb-user-128-15-245-26.llnl.gov
(font: puffy)
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( ) /' ) /'\ /'_\ /' )( ___) /'\ ( )( ) ( ___) /'__\ ( )
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( ) ( )( '\ /' _| '\(______)( ) ( )/',__) /'__( '**)(**) | | /' / > _ <'() | ||_ \(______) /' / | || |_ |___() /' / | _ \ | \_/ || (_) )| ( ) || |_) ) | (_) |\__, \( ___/| | | | /' /( )( (_) ) | |( )_) | /' /( )(__ ,__)( )_) | /' /( )| (_) | /'| ,/'() ()(,/' \___/'(____/**)() ()(**/'\___/' (_)**/' (**/' () ___/' (_____/'__/'
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Hardware: x86_64....
Using Emacs Bindings...
9:50 up 19:30, 4 users, load averages: 1.41 1.61 1.41

(psst... may want to install "fortune")

doutriaux1@sofia:[~]:[79]>

Notice how the prompt is correct but not the banner.

New machine, fresh clone (from master)

-bash-4.1$ ./setup --force
Couldn't find [fortune]
Warning: You may want to install the missing programs for optimum use...
Please install the missing program(s) for optimum use (yum, apt-get, rpm, etc..)
setting up bash_aliases... linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_completion... linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_completion.d... linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_functions... linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_git... linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_logout... /home/guests/doutriaux1/.bash_logout' ->/home/guests/doutriaux1/.bash_logout.bak'
linked file... [OK]
setting up bash_profile... [OK]
setting up bashrc... ./setup: line 76: cd: git/bash_files: No such file or directory
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linked file... [OK]
Don't forget to run: source /home/guests/doutriaux1/.bashrc

On a fresh install after running setup you're still stuck in your poor man environment sourcing ${home}/.bashrc at the end of setup would be nice.

Latest git seems to show repo as dirty if files that are not in .gitignore or in the repo (no git add) are present:

doutriaux1@sofia:[uvcdat]:[master*]:[375]> git --version
git version 1.8.3.2
doutriaux1@sofia:[uvcdat]:[master*]:[375]> git status
# On branch master
# Untracked files:
#   (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
#
#   Packages/vcs/build/
#   installation/install.py
nothing added to commit but untracked files present (use "git add" to track)

On Mac (fresh mac), nothing happens because there is no .bash_profile

Solution:
create symlink from .bash_profile -> .bashrc

Now: IF a .bash_profile exits EITHER:
*) Do nothing
*) Convert .bash_profile to .bash_local ?

if you do not have access to the repo. chech_update tells you you're up to date even though it couldn't reach and ask. example:

doutriaux1@meryem:[~]:[84882]> check_for_bash_resources_update
Inspecting Bash Resources...
Querying for updates...
You are up to date :-)

doutriaux1@meryem:[/git/bash_resources]:[devel][84895]> git fetch
ssh: connect to host github.com port 22: Connection refused
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

I'd like to be able to change the banner colors.
example
ascii art --> blue
system info --> yellow
fortune --> red

while it is nice to have the prompt tell me which branch I'm on, when working with many branches in many repos, it would be nice to have the option to show the remote we're on. Maybe a switch (via flag) could be implemented that would show either the branch name
doutriaux1@omar:[uvcdat]:[devel]:[3410]>
or the actual remote/branch combo when a branch is tracked:

doutriaux1@omar:[uvcdat]:[dev/master]:[3410]>

In the installation script "setup", please implement the "--revert" (uninstall) functionality.

Banner are cached for efficiency, but when vpn-ing in the hostname varies and the banner doesn't match the hostname.

We could add a "text" line at the top of the banner and check it against hostname in order to regenrate.