David Talkington wrote:
> consistently transposes the last two letters in /usr/locla.
>
In which case it would be safer to create an alias...
;)
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Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>JW wrote:
>
>> [localhost:~] root# em tmpfile
>>
>> OK? rm tmpfile?
>
>I'm not sure about it matching commands (I've only ever seen it
>match what's in PWD). However, as far as having a command such as
>'rm' ask for ve
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JW wrote:
>Hey, in addition to this.. in Darwin (i.e. Mac OS X) which uses tcsh
>as the default, it will ask you for confirmation rather then just
>taking off without you. for example:
>
>[localhost:~] root# em tmpfile
>
>OK? rm tmpfile?
I did not
JW wrote:
> [localhost:~] root# em tmpfile
>
> OK? rm tmpfile?
I'm not sure about it matching commands (I've only ever seen it match what's in
PWD). However, as far as having a command such as 'rm' ask for verification, that's a
matter of aliasing it to 'rm -i'...
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At 07:10 PM 1/23/2002 -0800, you wrote:
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>In bash:
>
>shopt -s cdspell
>
>But I can't step away from this without being just a bit pedantic ...
>I strongly advise against using that option as root, where a typo can
>mean disaster, and you don't want the system
David Talkington wrote:
> Or for a geek like me, who
> consistently transposes the last two letters in /usr/locla.
Why'd you think I ask. :)
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Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>
>When one starts typing in a filename/directory name on a bash
>prompt, you can hit TAB and it auto-completes it.
In bash:
shopt -s cdspell
But I can't step away from this without being just a bit pedantic ...
I
On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 07:54:28PM -0700, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> I _think_ this is something set in bash since those machines are
> also using bash. The question is, _what_? Does anyone know?
shopt -s cdspell
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When one starts typing in a filename/directory name on a bash prompt, you can hit
TAB and it auto-completes it. However, I have seen systems (in fact I have three of
them that shows this behavior) where if you mistyped something, be it
uppercase/lowercase mismatch, or spelling error, it'l
