Bug#247217: konsole: exiting a session gives error message "session exited with error status xxx"

[Chris Vanden Berghe <Chris@VandenBerghe.org>]

Hi Thibaut and Tomas,

Thanks for your replies concerning the error status message of konsole.

I've disabled the 'feature' as suggested, but still find that its use is
not very intuitive.  E.g. I would find it more logical that the
following commands don't give this non-zero error code message, since
the error was not on the last line before the exit:

vbc@sornico:~$ fdsfasdf
bash: fdsfasdf: command not found
vbc@sornico:~$
vbc@sornico:~$ exit

I actually think that the feature would probably be better off by
default...

I guess this bug can be closed.

Thanks for the reply,
Chris.

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On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 19:22, Adeodato Simó wrote:
> * Tomas Hoger [Mon, 17 May 2004 18:46:32 +0200]:
> 
> >       Konsole prints this error message each time program executed for
> > given session (typically it's shell) exits with non-zero exit status.
> 
> > Anyway, I agree that it's quite annoying feature (at least sometimes / for
> > some users).  Maybe it should be configurable.  Try filing wishlist bug on
> > KDE's bug tracking system.
> 
>   it can be disabled in konsole menu -> settings -> configure
>   notifications -> "a session has exited with non-zero status". you can
>   assign no notifications to such event and get rid of the message.
> 
>   hth.