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Posted-Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 15:03:08 -0700 (MST)
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Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 15:04:13 -0700
From: "Kevin Plyler" <plylerk AT agcs DOT com>
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I hope this is a simple one, I could not find anything related in the mail archive.

We have several PC here running NT4.0SP4
with Cygwin32 B20.1

one person's $HOME/.bashrc behaves rather strangely
(blank lines are given :command not found, aliases get garbled,
'type' does not work ...)

Here is the begining of some testing I was doing in his .bashrc:

bash-2.02$ cat .bashrc
#alias ll='ls -la'
echo 1
alias r='c -e -'
echo 2

echo 3
type ls
type alias
bash-2.02$ . .bashrc
1
2
: command not found
3
: not found ls
: not found alias
bash-2.02$ alias
'lias r='c -e -

I have  set:
CYGWIN='binmode tty'

any suggestions?

Thanks

--
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I got that call! Except it's a place infinitely better than Hawaii, and
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Kevin Plyler, AG Communication Systems Phoenix AZ. 85027
Phone: 1 (623) 582-7670; FAX: 581-4884 / E-mail: plylerk AT agcs DOT com



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