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nicholas black
Oct 29, 2000, 1:16:11 PM10/29/00
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i have the following line in my .bash_profile:
alias lynx="lynx -cookie_file=/dev/null -cfg=$HOME/lynx.cfg -nopause"
sometimes (but rarely), i want cookie support. is there and way to tell
bash to evaluate a command without checking for aliases? i didn't see
anything on the man page.
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Jason Bos
Oct 29, 2000, 1:34:06 PM10/29/00
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nicholas black <da...@angband.org> wrote:
> i have the following line in my .bash_profile:
> alias lynx="lynx -cookie_file=/dev/null -cfg=$HOME/lynx.cfg -nopause"
> sometimes (but rarely), i want cookie support. is there and way to tell
> bash to evaluate a command without checking for aliases? i didn't see
> anything on the man page.
> i have the following line in my .bash_profile:
> alias lynx="lynx -cookie_file=/dev/null -cfg=$HOME/lynx.cfg -nopause"
> sometimes (but rarely), i want cookie support. is there and way to tell
> bash to evaluate a command without checking for aliases? i didn't see
> anything on the man page.
Preface the command with the '\' character. \lynx.
- jason
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