SJ> I have IGNOREEOF=2 in /root/.bashrc.
It turns out with greater IGNOREEOF's, and more "fg"'s, the sucker
heads straight for the HISTFILE where it proceeds to execute all the
commands there faster than you can kill(1) them. "A monster has taken
over my '*shell*' buffer and is sending root ^P^O&'s or whatever it
takes to replay my HISTORY file faster than I can swat all it is
spawning!" Here I fool it with HISTFILE=/dev/null:
02:58 1 tmp$ su
Password:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# IGNOREEOF=11 HISTFILE=/dev/null
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# suspend
[1]+ Stopped su
02:59 147 tmp$ fg
su
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# Use "exit" to leave the shell.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp#
[1]+ Stopped su
02:59 147 tmp$ fg
su
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# bash: =/dev/null: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# [1] 15423
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp# bash:\350\2600\322: command not found
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp#
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