[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Niels Möller) writes:
> Someone else reported that something similar happens if you create a
> directory with a few thousand files in it, and then execute ls -l over
> lsh. The first data that is lost is located about 128k from the start
> of the ls output. I'll try to track it down.
I have tried to reproduce the problem, so far without success. What I
did was
1. mkdir large-dir, and touching large-dir/foo-$f, with f from 1000 to
5000.
2a. Running lsh localhost (interactive shell started) ls -lv
large-dir.
2b. Running lsh localhost ls -lv large-dir (non-interactive use)
2c. Running lsh -nt localhost -lv large-dir (disable pty allocation).
In no case did I experience any lost data.
/Niels
