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Subject: ls command changes directories?
Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2007 14:35:48 -0400
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Hello all,

So when I type give Cygwin the command,
rsh -l administrator xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ls
It lists all the elements in the C:/ drive, which is expected

But when I give the command,
rsh -l administrator xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ls /folder_in_c_drive
It says the folder cannot be found, but it is clearly listed in the C:/
drive when I give the command above.  How come?

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