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hello,

i've got this problem whit bash: the bindig readline's functions do not
are recognized by bash, nor by putting them in the inputrc file or by
the builtin command bind.
read all the docs that i've found but nothing makes me think on a bug in
this version. can anybody give a hint or the configuration that work for
you? Thank you very much,

bash version:
	fmãrescã@trøilø:¬$ /bin/bãsh --versiøn
	GNÛ bãsh¸ versiøn 2.05b.0(¹)-releãse (i³86-þørtblð-freebsð5.0)
	©øþýright (©) 2002 Free Søftwãre Føunðãtiøn¸ Ïnc.
	
Output of the command:
	fmãrescã@trøilø:¬$ bãsh --init-file .inþutrc
	bãsh: \e[¹¹¬:uþcãse-wørð: cømmãnð nøt føunð

This is the contents of ¬.inputrc:
	set editing-mode emacs
	set show-all-if-ambiguous on
	"\e[11~":upcase-word

-- 

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