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# List of shell options
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This information was taken from a Bash version \"`4.1`\", every now and
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then new options are added, so likely, this list isn\'t complete.
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The shell-options can be set with the [shopt builtin
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command](/commands/builtin/shopt).
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## Shell options
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### autocd
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Option: `autocd` Since: 4.0-alpha
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Shell mode: interactive only Default: off
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If set, a command name that is the name of a directory is executed as if
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it were the argument to the cd command.
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### assoc_expand_once
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Option: `assoc_expand_once` Since: 5.0-alpha
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------------- --------------------- ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, Bash attempts to expand associative array options only once.
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### cdable_vars
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Option: `cdable_vars` Since: unknown
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------------- --------------- ---------- ---------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Treat every **non-directory argument** to the `cd`-command as variable
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name containing a directory to `cd` into.
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### cdspell
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Option: `cdspell` Since: unknown
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------------- ------------------ ---------- ---------
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Shell mode: interactive only Default: off
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If set, minor errors in the spelling of a directory component in a cd
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command will be corrected. The errors checked for are transposed
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characters, a missing character, and one character too many. If a
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correction is found, the corrected file name is printed, and the command
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proceeds.
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### checkhash
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Option: `checkhash` Since: unknown
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------------- ------------- ---------- ---------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, Bash checks that a command found in the hash table exists before
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trying to execute it. If a hashed command no longer exists, a normal
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path search is performed.
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### checkjobs
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Option: `checkjobs` Since: 4.0-alpha
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------------- ------------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: interactive only Default: off
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If set, Bash lists the status of any stopped and running jobs before
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exiting an interactive shell. If any jobs are running, this causes the
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exit to be deferred until a second exit is attempted without an
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intervening command. The shell always postpones exiting if any jobs are
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stopped.
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### checkwinsize
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Option: `checkwinsize` Since: unknown
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------------- ---------------- ---------- ---------
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Shell mode: all Default: on
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If set, Bash checks the window size after each command and, if
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necessary, updates the values of the variables
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[LINES](/syntax/shellvars#LINES) and
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[COLUMNS](/syntax/shellvars#COLUMNS).
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### cmdhist
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Option: `cmdhist` Since: unknown
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, Bash attempts to save all lines of a multiple-line command in
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the same history entry. This allows easy re-editing of multi-line
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commands.
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### compat31
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Option: `compat31` Since: 3.2
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 3.1
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### compat32
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Option: `compat32` Since: 4.0
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 3.2
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### compat40
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Option: `compat40` Since: 4.1-beta
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------------- ------------ ---------- ----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 4.0
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### compat41
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Option: `compat41` Since: 4.2-alpha
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 4.1
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### compat42
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Option: `compat42` Since: 4.3-alpha
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 4.2
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### compat43
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Option: `compat43` Since: 4.4-alpha
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 4.3
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### compat44
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Option: `compat44` Since: 5.0-alpha
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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Compatiblity mode for Bash 4.4
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### direxpand
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Option: `direxpand` Since: 4.3-alpha
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------------- ------------- ---------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Shell mode: all Default: off (unless changed on compile-time with `--enable-direxpand-default`)
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If set, bash replaces directory names with the results of word expansion
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when performing filename completion. This changes the contents of the
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readline editing buffer. If not set, bash attempts to preserve what the
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user typed.
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### dirspell
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Option: `dirspell` Since: 4.0-alpha
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------------- ------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, Bash will perform spelling corrections on directory names to
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### dotglob
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Option: `dotglob` Since: unknown
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, Bash includes filenames beginning with a `.` (dot) in the
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results of [pathname expansion](/syntax/expansion/globs).
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### execfail
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Option: `execfail` Since: unknown
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Shell mode: non-interactive Default: off
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If set, a non-interactive shell will not exit if it cannot execute the
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file specified as an argument to the `exec`-builtin command. An
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### expand_aliases
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Option: `expand_aliases` Since: unknown
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Shell mode: all Default: on (interactive), off (non-interactive)
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If set, aliases are expanded. This option is enabled by default for
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### extdebug
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Option: `extdebug` Since: 3.0-alpha
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, behavior intended for use by debuggers is enabled.
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### extglob
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Option: `extglob` Since: 2.02-alpha1
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If set, the extended [pattern matching](/syntax/pattern) features are
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### extquote
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Option: `extquote` Since: 3.0-alpha (?)
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If set, `$'string'` and `$"string"` quoting is performed within
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[parameter expansions](/syntax/pe) enclosed in double quotes. See the
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important note below under [Parser
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### failglob
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### force_fignore
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The option is set when Bash is a restricted shell. This is a readonly
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option.
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### shift_verbose
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Option: `shift_verbose` Since: unknown
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If set, the shift builtin prints an error message when the shift count
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exceeds the number of positional parameters.
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### sourcepath
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Option: `sourcepath` Since: unknown
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------------- -------------- ---------- ---------
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Shell mode: all Default: on
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directory containing the file supplied as an argument. This option is
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enabled by default.
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### syslog_history
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Option: `syslog_history` Since: 5.0-alpha
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------------- ------------------ ---------- -----------
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Shell mode: unknown Default: off
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If set, the shell history is sent to syslog.
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This option is undocumented and available only if the shell supports
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syslog.
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### xpg_echo
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Option: `xpg_echo` Since: 2.04-beta1
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------------- ------------ ---------- ------------
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Shell mode: all Default: off
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If set, the `echo`-builtin command expands backslash-escape sequences by
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default (POSIX, SUS, XPG).
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## Parser configurations
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Parser configurations change the way the Bash parser recognizes the
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syntax when parsing a line. This, of course, is impossible for a line
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that already was parsed.
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There are two options that influence the parsing this way:
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- `extglob`
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- `extquote`
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Consequence: You **can\'t** use the new syntax (e.g. the extended
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globbing syntax) and the command to enable it **in the same line**.
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$ shopt -s extglob; echo !(*.txt) # this is the WRONG way!
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-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
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You have to configure the parser **before** a line with new syntax is
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parsed:
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$ shopt -s extglob # standalone - CORRECT way!
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$ echo !(*.txt)
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|
...
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## See also
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- Internal: [shopt builtin command](/commands/builtin/shopt)
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|
- Internal: [set builtin command](/commands/builtin/set)
|
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