When I use ssh with putty my shell prompt is not the way I want it [closed]

Question

I have a .bashrc file that configures my shell prompt. When I connect to myself with ssh I have this prompt:

jebik@ns3000***:~$ 

When I su myself to another login or when I just launch bash I get this prompt:

jebik:/home/jebik$

This is the one I want, with username and path.

Why is my prompt not the right one when I first connect with PuTTY?

EDIT

When I login via putty i get this prompt:

jebik@ns3000***:~$ 

Which is from /etc/bash.bashrc

And the one I want is this one

jebik:/home/jebik$

From /home/jebik/.bashrc

Here is a list of first commands I do after a login

jebik@ns3000**:~$ echo $PS1
${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$
jebik@ns3000***:~$ cat /home/jebik/.bashrc
cd

alias ne='emacs'
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
alias ll='ls -lA'

PS1="\\e[0;31m\\u\e[m:\e[0;32m\\w\\e[m$ "
jebik@ns3000**:~$ bash
jebik:/home/jebik$ echo $PS1
\e[0;31m\u\e[m:\e[0;32m\w\e[m$
jebik:/home/jebik$

Answer 1

When you su you go into the prompt for the other user.

Your .bashrc file that is at /home/jebik/.bashrc will only apply settings to your profile.

There is another version of it for root at /root/.bashrc

There are global settings for all users in the file /etc/bash.bashrc as well.

There are some examples on this page on how to configure the prompt format to your liking. https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-linux-unix-bash-shell-setup-prompt.html