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pblm1



begorra!  your solution is effective for rh6.2.  i could have fiddled
for aeons and never figured this one out.  i looked in /etc/inputrc 
and was not too enlightened as to what was going on, but at least i
know enough not to argue with success.  thanks for your insight.

> From: "Franklin H. Chasen" <chasen at world.std.com>
> I encountered the "set -o vi" problem when I upgraded to RH6.1. I
> solved the problem by commenting out the "INPUTRC=/etc/inputrc"
> line in /etc/profile.

>> On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, dan moylan wrote:
>> pblm 1:
>> i've recently upgraded to rh6.2 and find that things somehow work
>> differently.  i type "set -o vi" and it doesn't take!! i launch a
>> new bash shell, type "set -o vi" and all is as it used to be.  hmmm!
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