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If I type '/etc/init.d/msm all [tab] ' (note space has to be there after the all) I get
[root@aredhel profile.d]# /etc/init.d/msm all Could not find id for server name "all".
logout
username@aredhel ~]$
thus dropping me out of my root shell. It seems to sometimes leave the unpriv'd user shell in a state that requires a reset. to see the text i'm typing (as if ctrl-s had been executed). I think it may be returning ctrl characters including ctrl-s and ctrl-d, with the ctrl-d of course causing the logout. I seriously could not figure how this is happening after digging through the tab completion file, but maybe I'll spot something tomorrow when it's not 2am.
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The problem is that, as you know, all is a special keyword and not a actual server name. The tab completion is assuming that all is a server name and attempting to get it's ID. This fails and in my experience any failure in the tab completion code give the result seen here.
If I type '/etc/init.d/msm all [tab] ' (note space has to be there after the all) I get
thus dropping me out of my root shell. It seems to sometimes leave the unpriv'd user shell in a state that requires a reset. to see the text i'm typing (as if ctrl-s had been executed). I think it may be returning ctrl characters including ctrl-s and ctrl-d, with the ctrl-d of course causing the logout. I seriously could not figure how this is happening after digging through the tab completion file, but maybe I'll spot something tomorrow when it's not 2am.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: