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According to SungHyun Nam on 11/14/2006 10:54 PM:
> Hello,

No need to double post.

> 
> I cannot use /dev/stdout with a bash-3.2.3-5.
> For example, 'echo hi >/dev/stdout' failed.
> It works fine after I reverted to bash-3.1-6.

Hmm, it does indeed seem to be a regression from 3.2-4.  I'll look into
it, especially now that upstream bash has moved on to 3.2.5.

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