On Mon, 2004-02-16 at 06:12, dipankar das wrote: > 1. `man ls` shows '-d' or '--diretory' as an option > that displays the diretory entries without diplaying > their contents recursively. > But when i am entering the command, "ls -d", > say in my ~, or any other directory for that matter, > it is showing just the current directory '.' as the only entry. > And when i am entering "ls -d *", > bash is showing all the entries, > files and diretories alike.
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