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Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2012 19:55:18 +0200 From: magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com> To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: bash completion on OSX On 7 Sep, 2012, at 0:23 , magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com> wrote: > On 6 Sep, 2012, at 21:21 , Frank Dittrich <frank_dittrich@...mail.com> wrote: > >> If OSX has a problem here, that suggests the sed command implementaion >> used for OSX is not POSIX compatible, or GNU sed has a bug (not >> disabling all GNU extensions when using sed --posix). >> >> For the first of the two sed commands mentioned above, I can easily get >> rid of { and }. >> >> To get rid of the ';', I had to split the sed scripts into several >> scripts per command. >> >> I tested my changes with and without defining >> alias sed='sed --posix' >> >> So the attached patch should work. (I also improved the grammar of the >> comment regarding extended pattern matching.) > > Thanks! Now it works. I also modded the makefile target for bash completion: Since we cannot use the environment variables pointing out the target directory (I still don't get why, it is supposed to work), we copy to any (all) *present* bash_completion.d directories in /etc, /usr/local/etc and /opt/local/etc. Unfortunately this also meant we will copy it regardless of if it's updated or not. Not a big deal. It works, but not quite everything works. Rules completion and External mode completion works fine. Options completion (john --[TAB]) works fine. But this does not work: $ john -fo:[TAB] sed: 1: "p } ": extra characters at the end of p command Instead of bugging you with OSX quirks (although it would be nice if we eventually get it generic enough), I first tried installed gnu sed from macports but this did not fix it. Instead, it now is totally quiet. I press TAB after "-fo:" and absolutely nothing happens. I tried manually running what is in the script (with gnu sed): ../run/john | sed -n -e '/^--format/,$ {' -e 's#^--format=[ A-Za-z]*:##' -e '/^--/ b' -e 's#^ *##' -e 's#\<dynamic_n\>#dynamic#' -e 's#^\(.*\)$#\L\1#' -e 's#[/ ]#\n#g' -e 'p }' ...and I do get the format list. I have no idea why it does not show up in completion. Worst of all, I think it worked for a while without me even installing gnu sed. But I am too unstructured to really know for sure %-) magnum
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