I get it too. To remedy try $ ls -X | grep / or $ ls -F | grep / Running standard 8.2 install with "ls (fileutils) 4.1.5"
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002 20:32, Vox wrote: > This time James Sparenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > becomes daring and writes: > > ls isn't broken... at least as I read the man page. It should display > > everthing in the directory as if it where a file and not expand > > directorys ... if you cd to dir X it and do ls -d it returns ./ As for > > coreutils.... this isn't in 9.0 or 8.2 .... Texstar has it .. but I > > can't find it on my disks there ls comes from fileutils.... cooker may > > also have it as well. Behavior may have changed for it. > > Ok, just tried it on a pure 9.0 box (I forgot this wasn't cooker@ :) > and I get normal results...that is, directories only. > > [vox@rebeca vox]$ rpm -qf /bin/ls > fileutils-4.1.11-5mdk > [vox@rebeca vox]$ ls -d ../* > ../rebeca/ ../test/ ../vox/ > [vox@rebeca vox]$ > > So, again, WFM, don't know what the problem can be...you may want to > check out your aliases, in case something there is getting in the > way...it's the only thing that comes to mind right now. > > Vox -- Michael
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