Hi.

There are a number of cases when the bash completion fails, when
some files in ~/.dsh don't exist:

# dsh -g <TAB>
bash: cd: /root/.dsh/group/: No such file or directory

=> so I guess if any component in the path misses (group, .dsh) it fails


Af creating an empty dir (mkdir -p ~/.dsh/group) it still fails:

# dsh -g <TAB>
find: ‘*’: No such file or directory
dsh: option requires an argument -- 'g'

=> the problem seems to be that if no file exists in the dear, "*" isn't
expanded to anything but stays as a literal "*"


Cheers,
Chris.