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Hi Martin,
Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> ms@intraws:~/Backup/Mail/Linux> mr kernel-ml_archive.gz
> kernel-ml_archive_2014-1b.gz
> zsh: correct 'mr' to 'rm' [nyae]?
> rm: das Entfernen von „kernel-ml_archive_2014-1b.gz“ ist nicht möglich: Datei
> oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
>
> I didn´t type yes, as when I type "y", it is shown on command line:
>
> ms@intraws:~/Backup/Mail/Linux#1> LANG=C mr test
> zsh: correct 'mr' to 'rm' [nyae]? y
> rm: cannot remove 'test': No such file or directory
>
> And I really didn´t type "y" there, I am pretty sure of that, but I may
> have hit another key by accident.
Indeed scary.
>From the output it look to as if "Enter" had been pressed on a
first glance. But if I press "Enter" (on Sid at least) it shows an "n"
instead afterwards. (Since I have mr installed, I tested it with "rmm"
which is only available if nmh or mailutils-mh is installed.)
After some experimenting I noticed that while pressing Enter is
equivalent to pressing "n" and also prints an "n", pressing the space
bar is equivalent to "y" _without_ printing a "y".
So you very likely hit the space bar accidentially.
I was able to reproduce this behaviour on Debian 7 Wheezy, Debian 8
Jessie and Debian Sid.
> 2. Do not autocorrect to dangerous commands.
You might want to have a look at CORRECT_IGNORE in zshall(1).
CORRECT_IGNORE=rm did the trick for me.
> I think this is an upstream issue and would also report it there, if
> it helps.
Thanks for the offer, appreciated. And yes, I also think that is very
likely an upstream issue, so please do. Write an e-mail to
zsh-work...@zsh.org for that.
Regards, Axel
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