Hi, Adam! > is there any way to stop mc from filling up my bash history with: > > PROMPT_COMMAND='pwd>&9;kill -STOP $$' > cd "`echo -e >'\057\165\163\162\057\163\162\143\057\154\151\156\165\170\055\062\056\064\056\061\070\056\123\165\123\105\057\163\143\162\151\160\164\163\057\154\170\144\151\141\154\157\147'`" > cd "`echo -e '\057\165\163\162\057\154\151\142'`" > etc etc
mc-4.5.55 sets environment variable HISTCONTROL to "ignorespace". Either it's not set by MC due to a bug, or it's unset in your statup scripts, or your bash ignores it. Run this command from mc: echo $HISTCONTROL Try setting HISTCONTROL=ignorespace and then check if bash remembers in its history commands starting with a space. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
