Subject: Re: phantom file "aux" under bash b19
From: [email-masked] (Peter Miller)

7 Apr 1998 05:09:23 -0700
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Michael Hirmke writes:
> There are a few of those special files: con, com<x>, lpt<x>, ...

Having these files is *every* directory seems excessive.
(I've run into this problem, especially ``aux''.)

Surely they could be absolute?
	/con, /com<n>, /lpt<n>, etc...

or even a touch unix-ish
	/dev/con, /dev/aux, etc...

Perhapse the location could be specified using mount?

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