rm in function changed to rm -i during login

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when I ssh in my .bashrc file is read. it has a function with a line like this in it:


rm -- "$i".


However, after loggin in the line looks like this:


rm -i -- "$i"

somehow the login process is changing the code and adding the -i.


Has anybody else noticed this? I find if I source the function after logging in the correct code is there. kind of a pain in the neck.

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anonymous
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After discussing the issue with some colleagues, I was hoping could confirm a few details. This could help us narrow down the cause of the issue. 

- First, are you SSH'ing in to the server and logging in as the same user? 

- What are you using to SSH in? The settings may be imported. 

- Just to double check, how are you viewing the file each time? Just wanted to confirm one wasn't actually the file and the other instance was a symlink or something similar. 

Please let us know, and we'll try to assist you from there. 

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anonymous
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After discussing the issue with some colleagues, I was hoping could confirm a few details. This could help us narrow down the cause of the issue. 

- First, are you SSH'ing in to the server and logging in as the same user? 

- What are you using to SSH in? The settings may be imported. 

- Just to double check, how are you viewing the file each time? Just wanted to confirm one wasn't actually the file and the other instance was a symlink or something similar. 

Please let us know, and we'll try to assist you from there.