On 10/20/21 8:24 PM, Alex fxmbsw7 Ratchev wrote:
erm sorry what
The issue, if any, is obviously triggered by something in your environment.
You can run bash --noprofile --norc to verify that.
No one else has access to everything in your environment. I could not
reproduce the crash with the parts of your startup scripts you posted.
You are the only one who can reproduce this crash. There is little anyone
can do to help you at this point without you taking the lead to isolate
the crash to either a specific piece of shell code or a specific change
in bash.
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