Re: list all except

[zzapper <david@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 15:46:39 +0000,  wrote:

>On Feb 7, 12:37pm, zzapper wrote:
>} Subject: Re: list all except
>}
>} On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 19:02:48 +0000,  wrote:
>                                     ^^
>Curiosity:  Is the blank attribution there because gmane obscures the
>sender identity for spam-prevention reasons?
>
>} But what sort of thing could be wrong with my current setup?
>} How can I start debugging that?
>
>I suggest first renaming all your ~/.z* files (so that zsh won't find
>them on startup), then run zsh normally.  If the problem persists, it's
>with one of the /etc/z* files.
>
>If the problem goes away when you've renamed your ~/.z* files, then start
>renaming them back to their original names one at a time, starting a new
>zsh after each rename until the problem reappears.  Then you'll know what
>file you have to look at.
>
>Once you know what file, start chopping it up by inserting "return 0"
>about half way through that file.  If the problem persists, it's in the
>top half, so move the "return 0" to 1/4 of the way through; if not,
>move the "return 0" to 3/4 of the way through.  Continue bisecting the
>problem portion of the file until you isolate the problem.
>
>You might also run zsh with -x (but without -f) to see all the commands
>it's executing during startup.
>
>} /etc/zshenv just has a return 0 (which I was supposed to remove but I
>} don't pick up my ~/.zshenv if I do)
>
>That's odd in and of itself.  Do you mean that if you "rm /etc/zshenv"
>then your ~/.zshenv is not read, or do you mean that if you delete the
>"return 0" then ...?  If the latter, is there really nothing else in
>/etc/zshenv, that is, it's empty except for "return 0"?
>
>You're sure there's not, for example, an assignment to ZDOTDIR or HOME
>in /etc/zshenv?
>
Bart,
Thanx that's given me something to get started with

zzapper (vim, cygwin, wiki & zsh)
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