I was recently using a computer (not my home computer) from which I have access
to a linux account, using F-Secure SSH.
I noticed that any time I typed a command I would get the command repeated
before I got the output - as an example
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls
ls
index.htm other files
This is a little irritating at times. If I try to do the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -l 'which ls'
I get
ls -l 'which ls'
ls: which ls: No such file or directory
Whereas I would normally expect the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -l 'which ls'
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 43740 Aug 25 17:24 /bin/ls
I was just wondering if this was a feature of F-Secure SSH or is this something
do to with the way bash has been set up on the linux machine in question (more
likely). If it is something to do with bash how can I disable this
feature.
I checked the file /etc/issue and my account is running on
Red Hat Linux release 7.0 (Guinness)
Kernel 2.2.16-22 on an i586
But I don't suppose that that makes much difference.
T:Irvine
