On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 03:45:08PM -0500, sworddrag...@aol.com wrote: > Description: > It is possible to make input with the keyboard before bash is fully > initialized. This problem is critical on password inputs like the linux login.
Bash has nothing to do with accepting passwords during logins. That is done by login(1) (for console logins) or by sshd or the like, long before bash is ever started. > Repeat-By: > $input is now shown before and after sworddra...@ubuntu:~$. Example: > testsworddra...@ubuntu:~$ test I do not understand what this is supposed to be showing. If you are asking about a case like this: echo -n 'Enter password: ' stty -echo read passwd stty echo Then this is badly written code. Use "read -s" to suppress terminal echo, or run the stty -echo BEFORE displaying the prompt.
