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Avoid calling ypcat if not installed #990
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The completion module is your problem. Just install it. It's found by default on other systems. |
That's not a reasonable solution, Sorin. These days, it's perfectly reasonable to leave out any trace of NIS, and not having ypcat installed while tabbing through hostname completion in scp is fairly invasive. |
+1 Just come across this whilst trying to debug the ypcat error. I have no use for NIS, especially in a home environment. |
I have no use for adding hosts from /etc/hosts to completion. See sorin-ionescu#990.
I have no use for adding hosts from /etc/hosts to completion. See sorin-ionescu#990.
This issue is ocurring again. (Though I just installed |
this is still an issue |
Same issue. Seemed that it would start looping the "do you want to install yp-tools..." and it will cause unstable/slow terminal even after it seems it would've been terminated. |
On fedora 22, each time I try to auto-complete a hostname (e.g.
ssh
+ TAB), I getInstall package 'yp-tools' to provide command 'ypcat'? [N/y]
printed 3 times in the middle of my command prompt. This is a minor annoyance, and I should probably just install yp-tools and move on but ideally zsh should only callypcat
if it is present in the system.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: