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On 04-02-2013 20:00:40 -0500, William Morris wrote: |
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> Hi, I have Prefix installed on an iMac. |
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> When I run nonexistent commands in a Prefix shell, they hang, |
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> requiring ctrl-C to terminate. |
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> me@iMac ~/ $ which abc |
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> which: no abc in (/Users/me/Gentoo/usr/bin:\ |
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> /Users/me/Gentoo/bin:\ |
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> /Users/me/Gentoo/opt/bin:\ |
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> /Users/me/Gentoo/usr/sbin:\ |
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> /Users/me/Gentoo/sbin:\ |
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> /Users/me/Gentoo/usr/x86_64-apple-darwin12/gcc-bin/4.2.1:\ |
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> /usr/bin:\ |
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> /bin) |
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> me@iMac ~/ $ |
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> me@iMac ~/ $ abc |
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> ^C |
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> me@iMac ~/ $ |
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> In a non-Prefix shell they just fail immediately: |
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> $ which abc |
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> $ abc |
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> -bash: abc: command not found |
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> $ |
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> Any ideas why? |
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It may be that newer bash try to launch some program to figure out what |
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package abc provides. Don't know if/how this is in Gentoo, my Prefix |
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bash at least doesn't do it. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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