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HASH(0x775090)= from env
/home/bee$ env | grep HASH
HASH(0x775090)= Im not sure how I got this, but how do i unset/remove this from env? /home/btidev$ unset HASH(0x775090) -bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' /home/btidev$ unset 'HASH(0x775090)' -bash: unset: `HASH(0x775090)': not a valid identifier /home/btidev$ unset HASH\(0x775090\) -bash: unset: `HASH(0x775090)': not a valid identifier |
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when unset from tcsh, it works good. i've yet to track down how this entry got into my env.
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