On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 02:52:35PM +0000, brian m. carlson wrote: > zsh doesn't like getting # at the command line: > > lakeview ok % # do nothing > zsh: command not found: # > > Note that every other shell on my system (except csh, which I didn't > test) handles this fine: > > lakeview ok % /bin/bash bash-3.2$ # do nothing > bash-3.2$ exit > lakeview ok % /bin/dash > $ # do nothing > $ lakeview ok % /bin/ksh93 > $ # do nothing > $ lakeview ok % /bin/pdksh $ # do nothing > $ ^D > lakeview ok % /bin/mksh > $ # do nothing > $ ^D > lakeview ok % /bin/posh > $ # do nothing > $ > > Note that fixing this will also (hopefully) fix the following bizarre > behavior: > > lakeview no % echo $SHELL # do nothing > /bin/zsh # do nothing > > I was expecting simply "/bin/zsh".
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