Chercher automatiquement dans quel paquet trouver la commande manquante que l’on vient d’entrer.
# apt install command-not-found
# update-command-not-found (1)$ echo ". /etc/zsh_command_not_fonud" >> ~/.zshrc (2)| 1 | command-not-found needs its own list of packages (explained in /usr/share/doc/command-not-found/README.Debian) |
| 2 | Instruct your shell about « command not found » new reaction. Exists also in bash version as explained in /usr/share/doc/command-not-found/README. |
The 2ping command is missing on my system, if I try to invoke it :
$ 2ping
zsh: correct '2ping' to 'ping' [nyae]? n (1)
zsh: command not found: 2ping (2)
The program '2ping' is currently not installed. To run '2ping' please ask your administrator to install the package '2ping' (3)| 1 | zsh offers a correction (as I have ENABLE_CORRECTION="true" in my ~/.zshrc) |
| 2 | But the command I really want does not exist. |
| 3 | command-not-found list the package that installs the command. |
Limitation : it’s only working with packages from the main archive.
