Re: bug#54785: for floating point, printf should use double like in C instead of long double

Vincent Lefevre wrote in : $ zsh -fc '/usr/bin/printf "%a\n" $((43./2**22))' 0xa.c00025cp-20 instead of 0xa.cp-20 To summarize, this test case is: printf '%a\n' 1.0251998901367188e-05 and the problem is that converting 1.0251998901367188e-05 to long doub

Login to a remote machine.

Hi, Below I show two ways I ssh logged into a machine. In the first method I referred to the remote machine as 192.168.0.212 while in the second method I referred to the remote machine as [1]testuser5@192.168.0.212 specifying the user. In the first method it logged me in as

Re: Login to a remote machine.

On Sat, Apr 9, 2022, at 8:14 PM, Ayoub Misherghi wrote: > Below I show two ways I ssh logged into a machine. > In the first method I referred to the remote machine > as 192.168.0.212 while in the second method I referred to the > remote machine as [1]testuser5@192.168.0.212 specify

Re: Login to a remote machine.

I cannot imagine what you believe any of that has to do with bash. It is clearly entirely related to ssh/sshd and the way you are using it. I suspect the "problem" relates to a misunderstanding of what the -i ootion to ssh actually does, but you should talk to ssh people, not bash people, to conf