Problem - autoexpanding filenames with a .<filename> format in a directory stack causes tcsh & xterm core dump (xterm dies) -- fvwm2 Under RH5.2 - running tcsh with autoexpand. ex. ls on your .tcshrc file from another directory stack. /home/lfwelty> pushd /etc /etc ~ /etc> ls =1/.tcsh<hit tab to autoexpand causes core dump> my .tcshrc file: if ($?tcsh) then bindkey -v # use vi key bindings on the # command line set autoexpand # expand substitutions ie '!$' set autolist # list possible completions set rmstar # Prompt user before execution of 'rm *' set ignore_symlinks #upon doin cd .., this will put you where you #were before doing a cd via symbolic links. set listjobs=long #lists all jobs, when suspending, in long format endif This is very reproducable -- happens every time. I'm new to RH -- I've only run slackware before; so it could be my inexperience with the system, but this worked on slackware 96 running kernel 2.0.0 Any help would be appreciated, Thanks, Frank.
Replicated the .tcshrc of the user, but was unable to replicate process crashes.
tcsh produces Segmentation fault after doing, e.g.: cd /etc ; pushd / ; ls =1/ho<tab-key> It shows the file list and then dies. I have tcsh-6.07.09-1.i386.rpm installed in Red Hat 5.2. For testing, I had no .tcshrc, .cshrc, nor .login. Jorma.Laaksonen