# set -o vi
# ls -al /etc/mandrake-release | cut -c 40-
45 Feb 7 09:23 /etc/mandrake-release
#
now typing <ESC>$rX doesn't result in
# ls -al /etc/mandrake-release | cut -c 40X
as it should, but instead results in
# ls -al /etc/mandrake-release | cut -c 40X-
which it shouldn't ! ----------------------^^
so it is *inserting* the char instead of replacing the last char.
in anyone else experiencing the same behavior ?
what could be the problem ?
if all other people are having this problem too, is cooker supplying good
/etc/inputrc ?
# rpm -qf /etc/inputrc
setup-2.1.9-34mdk
# ls -al /etc/inputrc | cut -c 40-
661 Feb 15 06:03 /etc/inputrc
# md5sum /etc/inputrc
bcf147dbbc946c7f0da907260a8d9b18 /etc/inputrc
# grep 'set -o vi' ~/.bashrc
set -o vi
thx,
Jan
PS : which RPM stores the VERSION info, that tells me which cooker version
have I installed ? (I think there is VERSION for the RPM set, and VERSION
for the installer. Are both these versions stored somewhere on the
installed fs ?)
PS2 : I may have gotten a related answer myself :
# grep 'second stage' ~/report.bug
* second stage install running (DrakX v1.457 built Wed Mar 14 19:27:55 2001)
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