Update: this has nothing to do with python.
If I put
command_not_found_handle() { ls }
into /etc/bash_command_not_found or something similar.
And run
foobar &
bash will crash also (from time to time).
When handler contains only bash internals (echo ...), the crashes won't happen. This has something to do with forking ...
Update: this has nothing to do with python.
If I put
command_ not_found_ handle( ) {
ls
}
into /etc/bash_ command_ not_found or something similar.
And run
foobar &
bash will crash also (from time to time).
When handler contains only bash internals (echo ...), the crashes won't happen. This has something to do with forking ...