Justin Pryzby writes: > Package: bash > Version: 2.05b-24 > Severity: normal > > This has happened to me several times in the last couple weeks. I'll > write a short shell script, in this case: > > echo "`for A in \`find /usr/share/doc -name copyright\`; do B=\`egrep > '^Copyright:$' $A\`; if [[ $B != "" ]]; then echo $A; fi; done;`" > > (I know, non ideal, it was a change of a change of a change that led > to this). Then, I'll abort the shell script with "control C". The > script will die, but so will vim: > > "Caught deadly term signal, exiting" > > In all cases, vim had been a suspended job. I don't think that all > such scripts contained something as quirky as echo "` .. \` .. \` `". > > But I don't have time to investigate further, as I only ran into this > (again) while filing a bug..
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