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Cortes, Miguel wrote:
> I have in my .cshrc
> alias n 'nedit \!* &'
>
> Which automatically background nedit any time I use it which is very
> frequently.
>
> How do I make that same alias in .bashrc.
> alias n='nedit $@ &' does not work.
More general than aliases I think shell fun
Chet Ramey wrote:
Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
I have:
MAILPATH="/home/me/.maildir/new?You have new mail."
MAILCHECK=60
Bash 3.2 was correctly telling me about new mail arriving. However,
after I updated to Bash 4.0, I constantly get a "You have new mail."
message every minute even though I a
To Whom It May Concern:
I have in my .cshrc
alias n 'nedit \!* &'
Which automatically background nedit any time I use it which is very
frequently.
How do I make that same alias in .bashrc.
alias n='nedit $@ &' does not work.
Jan Hnatek wrote:
> Hi,
>
> bash-3.2 on Solaris is suffering from the following bug:
> http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=3743
> (bash hangs sometimes when navigating with the arrow keys)
I'll look at this as soon as I have an available Solaris machine.
--
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Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> I have:
>
> MAILPATH="/home/me/.maildir/new?You have new mail."
> MAILCHECK=60
>
> Bash 3.2 was correctly telling me about new mail arriving. However,
> after I updated to Bash 4.0, I constantly get a "You have new mail."
> message every minute even though I actual
I have:
MAILPATH="/home/me/.maildir/new?You have new mail."
MAILCHECK=60
Bash 3.2 was correctly telling me about new mail arriving. However,
after I updated to Bash 4.0, I constantly get a "You have new mail."
message every minute even though I actually don't have new mail. Has
the mail
