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Re: Tramp and non-bash shells
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Kevin Rodgers |
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Re: Tramp and non-bash shells |
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Mon, 08 Mar 2004 11:55:24 -0700 |
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Bjo"rn Lindstro"m wrote:
> It seems that Tramp assumes that unset will always return 0. Of the
> shells I've been testing, that is however only the case with bash.
The unset built-in also fails in ksh if any of its arguments are not
functions or variables.
> With for instance zsh, which is the shell I am using, Tramp will fail
> because 'unset correct' fails in the ssh session it has opened.
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> How do I work around this, without having to change my login shell to
> bash?
Try to find the place where Tramp runs "unset correct", and change it
to "correct=; unset correct"
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Kevin Rodgers