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From: "Timothy W. Covell" <covell@gauss.galois.com>
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Subject: Help with Zsh bug...
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I am a faithful linuxer and Zsh user.  I presently
run RedHat 4.1 with the standard Zsh rpm package v. 3.01-2.
I have run into what I would consider a very serious
problem.  When I type the following:

user@host path> for foo in * 

My Zsh gets lost, does not give me PS2 prompt and returns
me to the PS1 prompt....

PS1 prompt= user@host path>


Have you ever seen this before and do you have an answer??

TIA,

dirac@eznet.net
http://home.eznet.net/~dirac


PS.  My return path does not work because my ISP 
won't give my home machine an alias.  You MUST
reply by "hand" to dirac@eznet.net.   Sorry....