On 2001-10-30 at 14:50 +0100, Vincent Lefevre wrote: > But when I rlog to this machine, I get errors like: > > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:54: failed to load module: zsh/rlimits > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:limit:54: autoload failed > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:104: failed to load module: zsh/parameter > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:305: failed to load module: zsh/zle > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:bindkey:305: autoload failed > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:306: command not found: bindkey > /users/spaces/lefevre/.zshrc:307: command not found: bindkey > [...] > > However, if I exec $SHELL after rlogging, I no longer get such > problems. With zsh 4.0.2, there were no problems at all. What happens if you add this: typeset -m ZSH* typeset module_path before the first autoload? Ie, what does it show for ZSH_VERSION at that point? What's the module_path? It sounds as though you're trying to load the old versions of the modules; then, later, the paths are changed and with the exec, the correct modules can be found. -- I AM THE DEFENDER OF THE SOMETIMES-INEFFICIENT. FEAR MY CAREFULLY WORDED AND REASONED WRATH. - Chris Bellomy
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