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Started by Rolf Schreiber
Tue, 26 Jan 1993 01:56
No shell-commands in a three-letter-subdir
Author: Rolf Schreiber
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 01:56
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 01:56
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A strange bug happens to me since switching to emacs-18.59: Machine: IBM RS-6000 Emacs: 18.59 compiled without changes, no site-init.el While in my home-dir I do: emacs -q Then I hit "M-x cd RET c++ RET RET" and "M-x compile RET RET" In the compilation-window appears: cd /usr/lhome/rolf/c++/ make -k Compilation unknown (core dumped) at Tue Jan 19 16:58:32 This error occurs in any other subdirectory that has a length of three letters (e.g. ~/tex/ ~/c/c/ ~/pls) but not in subdirectories with less or more than three letters (e.g. ~/matlab ~/c ~/tex/letters). And it occurs to any shell command I try to invoke from a "three-letter" directory. (e.g "M-! ls RET" brings a (Shell command completed with no output) and dumps a core to this directory). And it's even more complicated: my home-directory /home/rolf is a link to /usr/lhome/rolf where /home itself is mounted from a remote machine. I can't reproduce the error either in directories of the form /usr/lhome/abcd/abc nor in /home/abcd/abc Can you help me to find out the problem? Rolf
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