Lucio Crusca schreef:
It disappeared only when logging as root, it's still there when connected as
unprivileged user. So now I can try removing the files
in /etc/bash_completion.d one at a time and see what happens.
Lucio
In my case, nothing has changed. The error already disappeared when I
'sudo -i' to root. It's only there when I'm a regular user.
I checked to make sure nothing has changed recently, and the behaviour
is still the same.
I'm running Testing ('Lenny').
Regards, Martijn
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