AT-HE wrote:
> if you have a simlink pointing to a directory, chdir to that
> symlink dir, and type something with '..', you access the
> parent of real directory, not previous simlinked one.
Symlinks violate some principles of least surprise. Therefore it is
not surprise
AT-HE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if you have a simlink pointing to a directory, chdir to that symlink
> dir, and type something with '..',
> you access the parent of real directory, not previous simlinked one.
That's the kernel's doing, not bash's. When interpreting pathnames
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