On 10/04/2018 01:07 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 4 Oct 2018, wes wrote:
I feel like the most likely case in this situation is that the alias is
still in effect, even though you believe you have removed it. Trying the
tests Johnathan and I mentioned will help verify whether this is the case
or not.
Wes,
With no alias in ~/.bashrc and a system reboot after upgrading the BIOS
firmware I would be surprised if find still thought there was an alias for
it.
Given the number of places an alias could be defined (.bash_profile,
.bashrc, .profile, etc.), I wouldn't be surprised. A bare 'alias'
command will show all of the aliases known to the shell.
On the off chance that you have a shell *function* named find, you can
run 'declare -F' to list all functions known to the shell.
galen
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