Bug#396650: coreutils: 'ls -F dir' behaves strange if 'dir' is not executable

[Jim Meyering]

Georg Neis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Package: coreutils
> Version: 5.97-5.1
>
> traal% mkdir a
> traal% mkdir a/b
> traal% touch a/c
> traal% ls -F a
> b/  c
> traal% chmod -x a
> traal% ls -F a
> a/c  b/
>
> I would not have expected the different outputs.

Thanks for the report.  FYI, that is fixed upstream.
Here's what I get with the ls from coreutils-6.4:

  $ mkdir a a/b ; touch a/c; ls -F a
  b/  c
  $ chmod -x a; ls -F a
  ls: cannot access a/c: Permission denied
  b/  c
  [Exit 1]


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