 | | | Regular user can 't type the letter 'e ' under bash.... huh?!? | Regular user can 't type the letter 'e ' under bash.... huh?!? 2002-07-01 - By Andreas Lund
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This must be the weirdest problem I have ever seen... I got an email this
morning from one of my users, he complained about not being able to type the
letter 'e ' when using bash. If he changed to csh, it was okay.
I confirmed the problem myself:
[root@*** root]# echo abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
[root@*** root]# su - ***
[***@*** ***]$ cho abcdfghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
bash: cho: command not found
As you can see, if I 'su ' to his account I can 't type the letter 'e ' either.
No other users have reported anything like this.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? Any hints on where to start
looking? I have triple-checked his .bash* files but quite frankly I have no
idea what to look for and they look exactly like every other set of .bash*
files I 've ever seen...
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Andreas Lund (floyd@(protected))
Tel: +47 90.07.71.62 / +47 63.88.33.56
Ano-Tech Computers (
http://www.atc.no/
)
** Never send a human to do a machine 's job **
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