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Date:	Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:29:07 -0400
From:	"jrsyangl" <jrsy DOT angl AT verizon DOT net>
Subject:	Re: Freeze with the letter "e"
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I have not been able to post to the list for some reason so I hope this gets 
through. The problem does not seem to be simply one having to do with CRLF, 
or the letter e. The problem occurs even after using dos2unix. The problem 
occurs when the editing is done with SciTe (with LF returns) and with vim. 
If an echo command is inserted in .inputrc, the problem is with the letter 
e; for date, the letter d; and for pwd the letter p. I have not run through 
the rest of the alphabet. # comment lines cause no problem. If  I source 
.inputrc, the commands (echo, etc) run fine. I saw a similar problem posted 
on a ubuntu forum, but no solution. My Google and other searches have not 
been helpful. Any help would be appreciated.

Lou

Mark, I hope you do not mind that I am CCing this to you. I think cygwin 
thinks I am a spammer for some reason and has been blocking me. 



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