From: nostra AT city DOT ac DOT uk (Mark Lewis)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: BUG: Possible bug in DJGPP "ls" port
Date: 6 Jan 1997 21:08:49 GMT
Organization: City University, London
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I'm posting this here because I don't know of a more appropriate group and
I suspect the problem is specific to the DJGPP port of GNU ls, though I
don't have GNU ls on my UNIX machines to test this theory.  Please re-post
if this isn't the right group.

I have a directory 'f:\x' which contains a few files (including, for example
'file.zip').  If I am in 'f:\' and I do `ls x` everything works fine.  If I
try `ls -p`, or any of the other switches I've tried off-hand, it throws up
all sorts of errors about 'ls: xfile.zip: No such file or directory
(ENOENT)'.  It doesn't seem to be anything special about the letter x as the
directory name, but it does only fail with single-letter directory names.

	Mark.

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