If I run this:
# for i in ~/.maildir/cur/* ; do echo $i ; done
~/.maildir/cur/1142021402.V810I1560adeM187221:2,S
I get a list of the files in that directory.
If there are no files in the directory, I get my glob back...
# for i in ~/.maildir/new/* ; do echo $i ; done
~/timesheet/.maildir/new/*
Is there a way to *not* get this glob back? If the dir is empty, the
command I have is getting this glob and is throwing an error.
If I can't change that behavior I'll have to change my script to handle
and ignore the glob. But I'd prefer to not get the glob if possible.
Thanks,
Rob
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