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From: Pablo Barbachano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: zsh: scp completion expands too soon (seems bug 239070)
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It seems bug 239070 was not correctly fixed? Looks like the same:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~% scp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc .
zsh: no matches found: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc
however
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~% scp "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc" .
works.
Thanks,
Pablo
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> It seems bug 239070 was not correctly fixed? Looks like the same:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~% scp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc .
> zsh: no matches found: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc
>
> however
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~% scp "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/*.doc" .
>
> works.
That's not a bug, and that's not scp completion. Check the manual for
the NOMATCH and NULL_GLOB options.
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