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SSH connection closes as shell fails to load

I have FreeBSd running with OpenSSH. I set up everything and the connection via SSH worked perfectly. Then I decided to get rid of some not used ports and I obviously uninstalled one that was used by zsh. When I log in I get the following: ~ # ssh…
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How to stop the shell interpolating?

I'm writing a bit of Ruby for use on the command line, but the shell is interfering too much - is there a way to turn off interpolation for the entire line? I know I can escape certain characters, but I'm looking for a blanket ban. For example, I've…
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mirror STDOUT and STDERR to file by default

How I can accomplish STDOUT to be to logged in a file (appending), but preserving the flow (leave STDOUT to STDOUT) ? STDOUT should work transparently, but should be logged also into a file, without messing with "tee" on each command input. Same for…
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Anybody knows if there is a counterpart for CTR+w , that deletes immediate words after cursor

I mean when the cursor is on the left side of the words ,I would like to remove the words on the immediate right side of it . CTR+k remove everything on the right side, i only want one word to be removed.
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Unable to make Zsh not to suggest a fix for an alias

I have an alias for alias tdA='todo -a' I get the following in Zsh tdA zsh: correct 'tdA' to 'tda' [nyae]? How can you make Zsh not to suggest a fix for an alias?
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Shell script prevent switching to other shell or escape from it

If in my automation script, I need to do something like install oh-my-zsh, I will have a .sh script like this: #!/bin/sh runuser -l user -c 'sh -c "$(curl -fsSL…
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Add "sudo" to the last command line in bash

I run a command, then realize it should have been run with sudo. In zsh I have a function so that I can hit a ^x^x and it will grab the previous line from the history and prepend sudo to it, so I can run it again. Is it possible to do this with…
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How to stop CentOS 7 fresh install to stop `clear` from running on exit from ssh session?

I'm finding that upon exit from an ssh session on a CentOS 7 server, it clears the screen each time. I suspect that there's a setting in /etc for the environment that is doing this. Any ideas of what's triggering this?
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zsh, zmv mass rename sub directories nothing happening on large volume of directories

I've set autoload -U zmv alias mmv='noglob zmv -W' When on sample data (~20 folders with subfolders) I run mmv images/**/advert images/**/notice it just works as expected. But if I run same command on real data (hundreds of thousands folders),…
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Trouble installing ZSH

I did the following: yum install zsh Then chsh eduar New shell [/bin/bash]: /bin/zsh When I type: curl -L http://install.ohmyz.sh | sh I got this: You already have Oh My Zsh installed. You'll need to remove /home/eduar/.oh-my-zsh…
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zsh extended globbing to create sub directories

% zsh --version zsh 5.0.2 (x86_64-apple-darwin13.0) % ls -l bootstrap/ local_folder/ ssh_confs/ zsh_confs/ I am trying to create a sub directory called "files" inside all the directories in my current folder.. I want to use zsh globbing…
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Trouble with name resolution when using programs like `gem` in shell

I have trouble with name resolution when using programs like gem in my shell within my office environment. Whenever a program needs to connect to a remote host, it fails to resolve the domain name, but after a "manual resolution" e.g. via dig or…
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zsh printf quote bug

does anyone have any idea why am I getting hit by this bug in zsh since forever? It's like a string formatting bug of some sorts: ~% printf "%s\n" foo " foo)foo Basically anything that has double quotes gets interpreted in a similar manner: ~%…
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Can't get ZSH working on CentOS

I've been using zsh for a couple of years now on Ubuntu and really like it a lot. I've installed it on our production server as well, which is running CentOS 5.2, and it works just fine. However, I just installed it via yum on a new VM I created to…
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why won't bash display the results of a 'bind -p' command?

bash refuses to give me the output of 'bind -p' when I pass it in with the -c switch: bash -c 'bind -p' but it works to type bind -p directly at the bash prompt, and it works to type something like bash -c 'echo "hi"' and zsh happily does…
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