Feargal Reilly hath declared on Friday the 23 day of July 2004 :-:
> Are you sure?
Yep.
> What bash does do with relation to ssh is that it'll read your
> known_hosts file and use the hostnames as candidates.
Aye... thats pretty handy too...
> AFAIK, it does not behave as you described - what you're seeing
> is your local filesystem. I may be completely wrong,
Nope.... it auto completes files and directories that don't exist
on the local machine, but do exist on the remote machine.
> if so, please enlighten me.
*rummage*
http://www.caliban.org/bash/index.shtml#completion
Presume you can just grab "http://www.caliban.org/files/bash/bash-completion-20040711.tar.gz"
extract and source the bash_completion file... not sure if the contrib is
important... Other option is to just use debian sarge and source
/etc/bash_completion
- bobb
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