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I moved all of my specific ~/.bash* files out of the way and ran |
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$ ktrace -f /var/tmp/bash.trace ~/Library/Gentoo/bin/bash |
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bash-3.2$ exit |
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$ kdump -f /var/tmp/bash.trace | less |
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The first lines that contain 'etc' are as follows |
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19505 bash NAMI "/etc/bash/bashrc" |
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19505 bash RET open -1 errno 2 No such file or directory |
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So my bash is certainly trying to source the non-prefixed files. The |
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only lines that includes 'Gentoo/etc' is |
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19505 bash NAMI "/Users/wilson/Library/Gentoo/etc/terminfo/x/ |
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xterm-color" |
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and another one just like it. I will email you the bash.trace file |
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separately. |
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Aaron |
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> I just ran |
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> % ktrace -f /var/tmp/bash.trace bash |
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> $ ^D |
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> % kdump -f /var/tmp/bash.trace | less |
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> and the first file it opens (after lots of library loads by the |
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> linker) |
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> is |
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> 21164 bash NAMI "/Library/Gentoo/etc/bash/bashrc" |
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> which is clearly a prefix path. |
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> I don't see it *ever* touching a non-prefixed file. That said, could |
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> (one of you) try the same as I did above and look through the |
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> output of |
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> kdump to see if you see it opening non-prefixed files? |
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> (Don't dump the file here on the list, or any other public place. If |
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> you want me to look at it, send it to me privately.) |
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> -- |
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> Fabian Groffen |
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> Gentoo on a different level |
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> -- |
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> gentoo-alt@g.o mailing list |
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