explain with an example: su - [pass] ... root@blight ~ # emerge xorg-su: cd: ": No such file or directory -su: cd: ": No such file or directory xorg-cf-files xorg-docs xorg-server xorg-sgml-doctools xorg-x11 root@blight ~ # emerge xorg- i wrote "emerge xorg" and pressed tab
Sorry, not reproducible here w/ latest bash-completion and bash, though I don't understand your steps to reproduce really. What I tried was $ emerge xorg<tab> $ su - # emerge xorg<tab> exactly the same result in both cases and no errors. Reopen with bash-completion and bash versions.
emerge bash bash-co-su: cd: ": No such file or directory -su: cd: ": No such file or directory bash-completion bash-completion-config root@blight ~ # emerge bash bash-completion bash-completion-config -pv These are the packages that would be merged, in order: Calculating dependencies... done! [ebuild R ] app-shells/bash-3.1_p16 USE="nls -afs -bashlogger -build" 0 kB [ebuild R ] app-shells/bash-completion-20060301 99 kB [ebuild R ] app-shells/bash-completion-config-0.8-r2 106 kB Total size of downloads: 206 kB i don't know which other infos i can give you, please ask and i'll try :) emerge info is useless here.
Patrizio, I'm probably dense but I simply fail to understand your steps to reproduce. There's indeed no bash-co-su: ebuild, why it this a bug?
jacub, that's why i filled the bug :) explain: $ su - [pass] # <-- now root # emerge bash-co <press tab> it adds the "-su" string (su - was the way i became root) if i login from tty as root it adds "-bash" so it seems to add the process using the session. hope it's clearer than before
i forgot to add that if i write: emerge --unmerge colo <tab> result is: emerge --unmerge colo-su: cd: ": No such file or directory -su: cd: ": No such file or directory colo colorcvs colorgcc colorsel color-theme color colordiff colorschemes colortail color-tools while...is i write: emerge unmerge colo <tab> emerge unmerge colo color colordiff colorgcc colorschemes what that means? ihmo it means 1) emerge --COMMANDS are not yet in bash-comp module, but only emerge COMMANDS old style 2) it's bugged with all not reconized commands.
OK, clear now, but not reproducible at all. Are you perhaps defining some aliases in ~/.bashrc or /etc/profile *before* sourcing bash-completion?
# .bashrc if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then . /etc/bashrc fi [ -f /etc/profile.d/bash-completion ] && . /etc/profile.d/bash-completion alias cd..='cd ..' alias cp='cp -i' alias df='df -h -x tmpfs -x subfs' alias ls='ls -F --color=auto' alias md='mkdir' alias mv='mv -i' alias rd='rmdir' profile is vanilla
I can't reproduce this either. If it's still a problem for you, feel free to re-open this bug.
i think i just found the bug. it's related to overlays. example: PORTAGE_OVERLAY="blablabla" works. but if you have multiple overlays and you use PORTAGE_OVERLAY="blablabla" PORTAGE_OVERLAY="$PORTAGE_OVERLAY blablabla2" it will fail. i suppose the problem is in the parsing. can you take a look to this? (ok...i know of layman...sometimes i do things manually)
(In reply to comment #9) > i think i just found the bug. > > it's related to overlays. > > example: > PORTAGE_OVERLAY="blablabla" I'm assuming you mean PORTDIR_OVERLAY. > works. > > but if you have multiple overlays and you use > PORTAGE_OVERLAY="blablabla" > PORTAGE_OVERLAY="$PORTAGE_OVERLAY blablabla2" > > it will fail. This works for me: PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/usr/local/portage" PORTDIR_OVERLAY="$PORTDIR_OVERLAY /home/pioto/svn/pioto-overlay /home/pioto/svn/creandus-overlay" I still really don't see where this is coming from, and I still can't reproduce it.
try to put all in one line. doesn't work for me on one line.
No, still works exactly the same. You must have some invalid config options somewhere in your configuration, or you just have some really weirdly broken system.
i don't think so, but i'm not really sure. i can fix/reproduce by commenting/uncommenting the overlay lines.
*** Bug 196354 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
