Description of problem: bash's PS1 overwrites the output-line without newline in some environment. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): bash-2.05b-5 How reproducible: For the RH8.0 (i386) installed with the basic language: japanese and with all languages, Login X window system : Gnome or ...; Open terminal: kterm, xterm or gnome-terminal; type command: echo -n hello (or helloworld.c with printf("hello"); /* without \n */) then the output line is overwritten by PS1 of bash. Steps to Reproduce: 1.login Gnome (lang: japanese or american english) 2.start xterm 3.type echo -n hello Actual results: [okudaira@satyros okudaira]$ echo -n hello Expected results: [okudaira@satyros okudaira]$ echo -n hello hello[okudaira@satyros okudaira]$ Additional info: [okudaira@satyros okudaira]$ echo -n hello | more hello [okudaira@satyros okudaira]$ 'su -' or 'ssh localhost' does not reproduce the results. bash-2.05a does not reproduce the results.
Already fixed in rawhide. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 74383 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.