Couldn't this be fixed by simply rewriting the 'try' clause in /usr/bin
/command-not-found? I've got something like this in mind:
try:
...
#except KeyboardInterrupt: # don't need this anymore
# ...
finally:
import sys
sys.exit(1)
This would ensure that no matter what, command-not-found always returns
failure. Of course, exitting with another code would be impossible now,
since finally clauses are executed even after a call to sys.exit().
--
wrong exit code
https://launchpad.net/bugs/67726
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