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Aloha,

Here's what is going on...

When I enter:

admin AT mypc ~
$cd

admin AT mypc ~
$

or

admin AT mypc ~
$dir

admin AT mypc ~
$


Could it be some system environment or special permission setting I  
may have overlooked?



Mahalo for your help,
-Max


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