Re: securety related question...

[07.10.2002] Bill maltby - LFS Related <-- :
> On Mon, 7 Oct 2002, Erika Pacholleck wrote:
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> > it's long enough, so return codes as command{$?}, PS1="\u[\l]:\w "
> > albert[3]:~ cd see/how/this/; ls{0}
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> I think we are talking apples and oranges here. I'm doing what a user
> (or normal shell script) would normally do. That is "ls", "pwd" and so on
> with no braces, no special bash interpretation.

I *do* normal user commands, typing at command line, but to make that mail
shorter - instead of always writing
albert[3]:~ cd see/how/this/; ls
albert[3]:~ cd see/how/this/; echo $?
0
for each command (which would have made this a lot longer) I simply
wrote ls{0}, assuming you got that understood the ls command returned 0
in this case (and I choose braces because they are not to missunderstand
with any other text in the lines - seems I better had not started this
at all, sorry for that.)
  
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