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From: KClaisse <kyle AT kylesplace DOT org>
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Subject: LS_COLORS has no effect
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I have tried just about everything to get the LS_COLORS to work but they just
don't seem to have any effect.
I have added an export script to my .bashrc that uses dircolors, and even
echoing $LS_COLORS confirms the correct values, but if I ls, the colors are
all wrong.

Here's my DIR_COLORS:
http://pastebin.ca/353535


and the output of "ECHO $LS_COLORS"
http://pastebin.ca/353533

Any help is greatly appreciated.
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