On Sun, Oct 17, 2010 at 11:25:13PM -0700, Aaron Barany wrote:
After a little more experimentation, it appears that it only adds extra
escape characters if mount (and unmount) are preceded by sudo. The only
reason why umount worked for my test in my original message is because I
didn't specify
I'm using the standard bash shell. Many programs seems to have rather
complex tab completion behavior, including command line options and
additional arguments to command line options. For example, after apt-get
install it knows the next argument is a package name. I figured that there
was a
After a little more experimentation, it appears that it only adds extra
escape characters if mount (and unmount) are preceded by sudo. The only
reason why umount worked for my test in my original message is because I
didn't specify sudo. Adding sudo in front of other commands, such as cat and
ls
Package: mount
Version: 2.17.2-3.3
Severity: minor
Whenever you type the mount command in the terminal and tab-complete a mount
point with spaces, extra escape characters are present. For example:
mount /media/Shared\\\ Files
Notice how there's 2 additional escape characters, which would cause
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