At 18:28 10/22/00 +1000, Tony Nugent wrote:
>On Sat Oct 21 2000 at 18:47, Chris Abbey wrote:
> > ln -s $fil `basename $fil`
>
>Try it like this instead:
>
> ls -s $fil $(basename $fil)
no difference. :(
the real command (in case it matters) is:
find $r/$c/$d ! -type d -exec ln -s {} $(basename {}) \;
although you can demonstrate it with this:
find -exec echo `basename {}` \;
I'm starting to suspect it's an issue with find... perhaps with the
choice of shell it's using for the -exec command, since as you point
out basename is a bash builtin.
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