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From: Gabriel Gilder <gabriel.gilder@gmail.com>
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Subject: How to turn off Mac OS X Network share completion?
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 00:31:38 -0700
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Hi there,

I've just switched to zsh from bash so apologies if this is a total =
newbie question. I've searched the list and done quite a bit of Googling =
but couldn't find a solution.

I'm often on a VPN for my company, and when I'm on the VPN a number of =
servers appear in Mac OS X's "/Network/Servers" path. The problem is =
that zsh tries to complete across these directories, so when I type, for =
instance, "cd adam<TAB>", the shell freezes up for about a minute while =
it searches across the network, and then I get a menu of usernames like =
so:

adam0        adam1     adam2     adam3        adam4       adam5  =20

(Actual names redacted.)

Then if I run "cd adam0" I'm taken to something like =
"/Network/Servers/example.com/Volumes/misc/adam0".

This seems to be the default behavior if I have these lines in my =
.zshrc:

autoload -U compinit
compinit

Is there a flag to turn off this type of completion across network =
shares?

Thanks in advance for any pointers,

-Gabriel