All,
In win2k service pack 2
CYGWIN set to binmode;tty;ntsec
TERM set to cygwin
I updated to the latest cygwin using setup and
I noticed that "ls *" doesn't work as expected.
It gives "ls: *: No such file or directory"
If I do
echo *
*
Using bash it works as expected; if I do ls "*" in bash I get the same error
as tcsh, so it appears that the shell is not expanding "*" for some reason.
I've been using tcsh for months on this machine and I just got this error
recently.
I reverted back to tcsh xx.xx-2 using setup and I get the same results.
I renamed my .tcshrc file and I get the same results.
My mounts are all binary
I just tried the following on a different machine.
Updated all cygwin except tcsh
executed cygwin.bat and "ls *" worked as expected
Updated tcsh to -2 (ie. previous in setup) and "ls *" stopped working (ie. as above)
Updated tcsh to -3 (ie. current in setup) and "ls *" remained not working
Is anyone else seeing this problem?
Since I don't know how to go back to the "-1" version and source, I'm not sure how
to isolate this problem further.
Any hints or pointers to the source versions (specifically the -1 that works); I know
how to get the source for -2.
FYI,
Bill
PS. If there is further information required to debug this problem; please email me
directly as I am on digest for cygwin.
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