Hello, I have a problem in bash (3.2 and 4). I have it compiled with "-DSYS_BASHRC=/etc/bashrc", and since some time ago I could use "bash --rcfile ~/.myrc" to skip the parsing of /etc/bashrc.
I can't recall what was the compile configuration of that bash where this worked. But in the latest bash 3.2 and 4 I've tried (for 4, I have all patches published), using "--rcfile" *parses* /etc/bashrc According to the manual, "--rcfile" should make bash avoid the system bashrc. If I try "bash --norc" (which is not convenient for my needs), it avoids the system and the personal bashrc. According to the manual, this should skip only the personal bashrc. Moreover, about parameter parsing, in bash versions 3.2 and 4, trying to run "bash -i --rcfile xxx" results in bad parameter parsing, getting a complain about parameter "--". What do you think? Have I hit some bugs? Please keep me in copy, as I'm not subscribed to bug-bash@gnu.org Regards, Lluís
