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My armish is doing odd things with ipv6. Using normal addresses if I ping6 most addresses on my subnet things work fine, but if I ping6 my router I haven't been getting any response back. This is not always consistent, some boots it's working fine... At this point the ndp cache shows the address as being incomplete, tcpdump on the router shows the outgoing neighbor sol, tcpdump on the armish does not show any incoming (promiscuous mode doesn't help). If I ping6 the link-local address of the ...

I've put this in my profile: if type -p printf > /dev/null 2>&1; then red=$(printf '\e[31m') export PS1='\[\e[0;36m\]\w\[\e[01m\]\[\e[30m\]$([ $? -eq 0 ]||printf $red)\$\[\e[0m\] ' else export PS1='\[\e[0;36m\]\w\[\e[01m\]\[\e[30m\]\$\[\e[0m\] ' fi Which makes the promptstring turn red on non-zero exit of the previous command. Which catches all those programms that give zero output on error. # Han

Does grep print out "Oops, I didn't find anything. Did you check your spelling?"? Or does it exit 1?

Who says it's an error ? pkill sent the specified signal to all (in this case, none) processes matched. Compare with pgrep .. it doesn't output anything if there's nothing to output. More interesting (I think) would be to have something similar to linux's killall -v option (not to be confused with pkill's -v option). This will give output for every process signalled (and makes your problem obviously non-existant). Paul 'WEiRD' de ...