Re: ls --color (strange display)

At 01:30 AM 9/19/2003, Philippe Bastiani you wrote: >Hi, > >> My WAG is that with --color, ls is opening files to look at the first >> few bytes in an effort to determine what type of file it is. You do not >> have permissions to open C:/hiberfil.sys nor c:/pagefile.sys so it fails. > > >Yes, these

Re: ls --color (strange display)

Hi, > My WAG is that with --color, ls is opening files to look at the first > few bytes in an effort to determine what type of file it is. You do not > have permissions to open C:/hiberfil.sys nor c:/pagefile.sys so it fails. Yes, these 2 files are unreadable! But, IMHO, 'ls' should not fails, a

Re: ls --color (strange display)

Philippe Bastiani wrote: Hi, When i had the --color option to the 'ls c:' command line, i obtain the 2 followings lines: ls: c:/hiberfil.sys: No such file or directory ls: c:/pagefile.sys: No such file or directory Note: c:/hiberfil.sys & c:/pagefile.sys are 2 existing files... displayed when i r

ls --color (strange display)

Hi, When i had the --color option to the 'ls c:' command line, i obtain the 2 followings lines: ls: c:/hiberfil.sys: No such file or directory ls: c:/pagefile.sys: No such file or directory Note: c:/hiberfil.sys & c:/pagefile.sys are 2 existing files... displayed when i remove this option! a+ --