Hi!
Am Sonntag, den 01.02.2009, 17:52 +0100 schrieb Axel Liljencrantz:
> 2008/12/7 Benjamin Kellermann
> > when fish is the default login shell (on the remote computer), scp
> > refuses to work since ubuntu intrepid.
[…]
> Uncool. Are there any problems when using ssh?
no Problems with ssh, seem
Sorry for the delayed response on this.
Can you still see this issue? If yes, what fish version are you using?
Thanks for the report.
Axel
2008/7/30 Vincent Nguyen
> Hi,
>
> I have installed fish from debian stable repository (etch) with the
> root account.
> I can launch fish when I'm logged
Hi.
The fish wiki seems to never have really taken off. I'd be interestd to hear
peoples opinions on the web presence of fish. Would a project managment tool
like trac, redmine, etc. be a good idea? (Or septic, a project managment
tool written by my good friend Claes) Or maybe moving over to gitor
Sorry for the delayed response. There used to be a rather incomplete
vi-mode, but the input handling was rewritten and it was dropped. On the
plus side, the new input handler makes it possible to implement vi-mode
mostly in shellscript, making it significantly easier if anybody would like
to take o
Does this happen when running 'fish -l' from the command line as well?
Axel
2008/8/21 Brian Donovan
> A friend seems to have been able to set fish as his default shell, but
> I can't. When I try, this is what happens:
>
> fish: Could not return shell to foreground
> tcsetpgrp: Value too large t
Hi Henry,
I'm so sorry for this slow reply, I have been away from any active fish
development for about a year.
If you still want to do an OpenBSD port I'll be happy to help. I have a work
mate who is a big fan of OpenBSD, and is actually the auther of the 'Book of
PF', a very nice book on using
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Axel Liljencrantz
wrote:
> I checked out your repository. Nice work. I've gone through the patches and
> applied the mimedb patch and autoconf patches. Didn't apply the gitignore
> patch, since it doesn't make sense when not using git.
>
> Anyway, nice work and let
This is a very nice explanation. Would you care to submit is as a patch to
doc_src/faq.hdr?
:)
Axel
2008/8/31 Beni Cherniavsky
> On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 1:29 AM, Philip Ganchev
> wrote:
> > On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 3:43 AM, Alex Greif
> wrote:
> >> I am completely new to fish and missing the
2008/9/5 Stefano Sabatini
> Hi fishes,
>
> attached completion file for effectv.
>
Thanks. Applied. Good job. :)
>
> BTW I'm realizing that one of the problem with completions is that
> they depend on the version of the program.
>
> Ideally fish completions should be installed with every prog
Hi Stefano,
Sorry about the delay here. Hope you'll submit these completions once they
are done.
The proper way to do this is by putting each function in it's own file, e.g.
put
__lp_classes in
share/functions/__lp_classes.fish
After you do that, fish will autoload the __lp_classes function whe
Hi Misha,
Sorry for the delayed response. You can simulate a login shell by using
'fish -l'. Can you confirm that this causes the same problem. Also, are you
running the latest fish version (1.23.0) and do you have any patches
applied.
Thanks for you time,
Axel
2008/9/26 Misha Gorodnitzky
> T
That's weird. It's an old fish bug that was fixed some time ago, and I can't
see it on my system.
Are you running the packaged verison of fish?
Axel
2008/11/3 Abe Bachrach
> After playing a bit more, it seems like the behavior is actually the
> following.
>
> when the new terminal opens, the w
Hi Sven,
Sorry about the delayed reply, nice work.
I've applied all your patches but one, it doesn't seem to work under Linux
and I'd like a bit more info. See below.
2008/10/7 Sven Axelsson
>
>
> -1 is not a flag.
>
> diff /opt/local/share/fish/functions/dirh.fish
> /Users/sven/Sources/fish/s
Thank you.
This is now fixed in the main fish repo, and will work correctly in the next
fish release.
Axel
2008/10/31 Benjamin Dauvergne
> Hi,
>
> I saw that mimedb blocked my fish command line when TAB-completing and
> I traced the problem somewhere, I thought you would be interested.
> The f
2009/2/1 Stephen Stagg
> Axel,
>
> Welcome back! It's great news you're still working on FISH.
Thanks, glad to be welcome. :)
> Seeing as
> we're discussing issues, there are several I was going to get around to
> fixing myself, but I'll just raise them instead, for the moment:
>
*doh*
New
Sorry for the extremely slow reply.
Basically, I can see a few options for a changed behaviour:
* Show matches to beginning of string first, and anywhere-matches
afterwards.
* Show matches at beginning of line only for short search strings, e.g. less
than 3 characters.
* Combo; Show matches to be
2008/12/7 Benjamin Kellermann
> Hi!
>
> when fish is the default login shell (on the remote computer), scp
> refuses to work since ubuntu intrepid.
> It asks for passwd and afterwards it abords.
> When running scp with the -v these are the last lines:
> debug1: Authentication succeeded (password)
Axel,
Welcome back! It's great news you're still working on FISH. Seeing as
we're discussing issues, there are several I was going to get around to
fixing myself, but I'll just raise them instead, for the moment:
1. When I was experimenting with keybindings, specifically
beginning-of-line and
Indeed.
There is a function in fish to check if a pathname you're typing exists.
Obviously, it's running even when it should realize that doing so would take
far to much time. I'll try to add a timer to stop searching if it takes too
long to the next release.
Axel
2009/1/3 Atsushi ODAWARA
> I
2008/12/29 Philip Ganchev
> On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Sy Ali wrote:
> ...
> > problem 1:
> >
> > I don't seem to be able to bind the way I expect. Example:
> >
> >> bind -k home beginning-of-line
> >> test string
> >> test string[1~
>
> It seems the named keys do not work when the corres
2009/1/1 Josic Goran
> Hi,
>
> I don't know if this is a bug or not but when I type ** the fish shell
> freezes.
>
> Probably it starts to globing all possible commands and goes in some
> strange loop. Maybe infinite loop.
>
> I usually use wildcards after a command and did this test just to chec
2009/1/14 Philip Ganchev
> On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 8:03 AM, Goran Josic wrote:
> > Hi guys,
> >
> > I have a strange problem.
> > I used google but didn't found any useful information.
> >
> > In my .config/fish/config.fish I have:
> >
> > bind \cp history-search-backward
> > bind \cn history-se
2009/1/14 Goran Josic
>
>
> Thank you for replay...I tried to modify my config.fish according to your
> indications but the behavior is always the same.
> The first two are working and the last two are not.
>
> By the way according to the fish user help:
> http://www.fishshell.org/doc2/commands.h
2009/1/14 Josef Spillner <2...@kuarepoti-dju.net>
> Hello,
>
> I think we can have a more suggestive message regarding forced exit and
> tell
> the user that a second attempt is necessary (see patch).
>
Agreed. Applied the patch. Thank you.
>
> About the killed jobs I'm not sure, just when I ty
Hi James,
I checked out your repository. Nice work. I've gone through the patches and
applied the mimedb patch and autoconf patches. Didn't apply the gitignore
patch, since it doesn't make sense when not using git.
Anyway, nice work and let me know if you want to be part of the official
mainline
Hi,
Axel here, sorry for being afk for a looong time. More specifically, sorry
for being away without giving proper notice, trying to get someone else to
do maintainership, or anything of the sort. What happened was basically
nothing interesting. Had a lot to do at work for a while and had to stop
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