by Emarit Ra » Sat, 15 Oct 1994 14:25:14
So I find this new key sequence, [alt]-[some numbers] and find it
will print that many characters after I type one.
Well, since then all of my login shells of this user's have been
EATING memory. EVEN after a hard reboot! So my questions are:
What does this key sequence do?
How do I repair things so my memory is available again?
kernel: 1.1.0
shell: bash
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by Emarit Ra » Sat, 15 Oct 1994 14:46:34
: So I find this new key sequence, [alt]-[some numbers] and find it
: will print that many characters after I type one.
: Well, since then all of my login shells of this user's have been
: EATING memory. EVEN after a hard reboot! So my questions are:
forget the memory problem, bash was putting 1 meg of history file
into memory because of all the characters it printed out with
the alt key sequence.
: What does this key sequence do?
I still want to know what this does though. It says
"(arg: [number])" but I have no idea what it does.
: How do I repair things so my memory is available again?
: kernel: 1.1.0
: shell: bash v 1.21.1
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1. BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH BASH
Is there a proper fixed bash on any of the FTP sites out there?
I know there bash is on the usual sites but I don't know if they are
bugged or not :(
Regards,
Neil.
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