Bug#378275: Fw: Re: Bug#378275: gnome-terminal exits when
manipulating named pipes
Loïc Minier
lool at dooz.org
Sun Jul 16 16:07:12 UTC 2006
reassign 378275 bash
retitle 378275 Behavior of the shell when sourcing a FIFO
stop
Hi,
On Sat, Jul 15, 2006, Rodrigo roper wrote:
> it happens on debian 3.1 (bash 2.05b-26) and on ubuntu 6.06.
> it also happens with cygwin on windows xp with bash 3.1.17
So, in short, it happens with bash.
> yes, it may be the behavior of the shell, but i found it strange.
I can't decide whether it's normal or not, but I could see different
behaviors with different shells:
- zsh: bee% . foo.txt
.: no such file or directory: foo.txt
- bash: lool at bee:~$ . foo.txt
lool at bee:~$
(nothing)
However, with both shells, the shell writing to the FIFO exits, unless
I use "/bin/echo" instead of the echo builtin to write to the FIFO.
> so, it is not a bug?, it is a feature? well. i do not understand why
> it does that, but... it's ok then.
You didn't explain what you wanted or what you considered a bug in the
first place, but it's certainly not the fault of gnome-terminal, so I'm
reassigning to "bash" (your shell). I suggest you clarify what part of
its behavior you consider a bug or misbehavior.
Bye,
--
Loïc Minier <lool at dooz.org>
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