I am using bash 4.3 [on debian jessie 8.5, kernel 3.16.7-ckt25-2].I am opening a console window (with xfce4) or a ssh session and enter shell commands.Sometimes later, shellexpansion stops working. Example:ls /usr/lib/u*ls: cannot access /usr/lib/u*: No such file or directoryOpening a new session (ssh in this case) and doing the same:ls /usr/lib/u*/usr/lib/udisks2:total 397-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root   1328 Sep 30  2014 udisks2-inhibit*.....I compared the BASHOPTS (in the output of set) in both sessions show any differences. This happen very often, so I have really to get rid of it.But. after digging deeper, I found an alias like this, which caused it:alias di='set -f; /ops/tools/di'So, my final question is: How do I come to the same result, withoutmaking the -f permanent (I even don't find, where this is saved). SHOPT's are not the place.Any help, pointers or further information are really welcome!
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