Joolz wrote:
[Simon at the Threshold schreef op 03-01-2004 10:54 +0000]
jason pearl wrote:
On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 03:16, Joolz wrote:
IMO this is _very_ dangerous behaviour, one would expect Linux
command to be compatible with the Linux filesystem (maybe rm is a
port of del :-\)
Is this a known issue? Right know I have only Fedora at hand, but
I wonder if other distro's have it too.
heres what i got.,.. theres gotta be something wrong with your
fedora.. i am using mandrake 9.2..
Just checked on both my fedora 2115 and 2135 systems and they are
ok, its not something dim with the filesystem options? (Case
insensitve perhaps?) sounds like a NTFS/VFAT feature to me.
*blush* I has nocaseglob set. I should have seen that, sorry for
making an idiot of myself :-\
hmmm... ya... TELLING it to ignore case *has* been known to induce that
behaviour in the past. Sheesh! Now *I* feel like a dummy because I
didn't think to suggest that. :)
-Tim
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