by John Cros » Mon, 07 Feb 1994 07:11:32
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by DM Assista » Mon, 07 Feb 1994 11:06:30
Has a bunch of files, I seem to remember a tutorial, and some postscript files.
Also in the source (maybe the above file also) you can find the manfile, and
a help file for every single command, one file per group of alike command.
Hope this helps...
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1. ZSH oddity: solutions or causes known?
Hello Linux Lovers,
I'm wondering if any more knowledgeable person than I can explain
or cure the strange behaviour of Slackware's (and possibly other's)
ZSH when I ask it to watch for all tty login/outs.
Basically I get spurious entries with blank fields for all
of the variables - for example, if a normal watch line reads like this:
djordan logged on ttyp3 from alf2 at 16:49
then I will get
logged on from at .
But /really/ odd thing is that I get correct behaviour
for all logins/outs, it's just that these extra lines
of blank people are inserted before and after any "log"
command that I type. Also, sometimes they occur on their own (which is
pretty annoying).
So - can anyone help me out here?
N.
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