Bash completion for ssh in not working. After installing app-shells/bash-completion and eselect bashcomp enable ssh, ssh <tab> prints "-bash: _known_hosts_real: command not found" instead of printing known hosts suggestions.
Run `. /etc/profile.d/bash-completion.sh` or launch a new shell.
Generally bash completion is working (ex. for emerge) so bash-completion is initialized. _known_hosts_real is called only from bash_completion.d/ssh so bashcomp scripts are executed as they should, but _known_hosts_real function/executable does not exist.
I can confirm that bashcomp is generally working, but the the issue with ssh host completion
(In reply to comment #2) > Generally bash completion is working (ex. for emerge) so bash-completion is > initialized. > _known_hosts_real is called only from bash_completion.d/ssh so bashcomp scripts > are executed as they should, but _known_hosts_real function/executable does not > exist. Well, it works perfectly fine here w/ app-shells/bash-completion-1.1-r5: $ ssh <TAB><TAB> ::1 alfa gw localhost notorcomp printserver _known_hosts_real exists in /etc/bash_completion.d/base
I've been having this problem for some time. Enabling the `base' bash_completion module brings in the _known_hosts_real function (and the /etc/bash_completion.d/base file), which fixed it for me. Try the following, `eselect bashcomp enable --global base'
Yep, enabling base fixes the issue!
almost everything needs base, glad you resolved the issue
This is not a good solution. Enabling 'base' causes e.g. ~username completion to fail in lots of cases, e.g. tab-completing the username in 'cd ~someuser'
(In reply to comment #8) > This is not a good solution. Enabling 'base' causes e.g. ~username completion > to fail in lots of cases, e.g. tab-completing the username in 'cd ~someuser' > cd ~userna<tab> completes to /home/username/
As soon as I enable the 'base' bashcomp it stops working.
